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  The GICSP Certification (Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional) is one of the most recognized and specialized credentials for professionals working at the intersection of cybersecurity and industrial control systems (ICS). Jointly developed by GIAC and SANS Institute, GICSP is uniquely tailored to bridge the knowledge gap between IT security and operational technology (OT). With the increasing threats to critical infrastructure and SCADA systems, the demand for certified ICS security professionals has skyrocketed. GICSP provides validation of the skills necessary to design, implement, and manage secure ICS systems across multiple industries. In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know about the GICSP Certification —its importance, eligibility, exam details, preparation tips, benefits, and career prospects. Why GICSP Certification Matters in 2025 In today’s digital landscape, critical infrastructure such as energy grids, water systems, oil pipelines, and man...

By 2025, New York’s critical infrastructure—power grids, transportation systems, and smart factories—will rely entirely on interconnected Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Operational Technology (OT). However, this digital transformation comes with unprecedented risks. A 2024 report by Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that global ransomware attacks on ICS/OT systems will cost industries $50 billion annually by 2025 , with New York’s energy and manufacturing sectors being prime targets. In this high-stakes environment, the GIAC Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional ( GICSP certification) has become the definitive credential for professionals tasked with defending critical infrastructure. For New Yorkers, the New York Technology Certification Center (NYTCC) offers a future-ready GICSP program aligned with 2025 threats, regulatory shifts, and employer demands. Let’s explore why this certification is non-negotiable for your career and how NYTCC’s NYC-based training stands out. ...