Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) Forensics

BFOR-611-5029

University at Albany

  • Semester
    Spring 2026
  • Instructor
    Fabio R Auffant II
  • Start Date
    01-21-2026
  • Total Credits
    3
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    518-442-5140

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Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems are computer systems controlling large-scale, industrial equipment, often underlying important infrastructural assets such as power plants, water distribution facilities, and communication networks. This class is intended to familiarize students with how to forensically investigate and secure SCADA system. Due to the nature and impact of SCADA systems on human lives they typically have more requirements than standard systems. Because SCADA systems are imbedded into critical infrastructure it is vital to understand the regulatory compliance and system governance associated with these systems. As recent events, both domestically and internationally, have demonstrated, SCADA forensics skills are increasingly important and in demand today. Prerequisites: Students taking this course should have prior knowledge of Elementary Statistics.
Course Area: Information Science
Level: Graduate
Dates: 01-21-2026 - 05-05-2026
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Instructor: Fabio R Auffant II
Local Course ID: 26SP_ALB_BFOR611_1
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