The second half of the course turns from framework vocabulary to applied practice. Students work through multi-framework compliance scenarios, learning how to map requirements across instruments, build a traceability matrix, and leverage common controls when an organization must satisfy several regulations simultaneously. The final units distinguish technical security level from capability maturity level as two independent dimensions of a cybersecurity program, demonstrating how each is calibrated to facility risk and combined into a multi-year roadmap. Real-world applications include classifying any regulatory or standards reference an OT practitioner encounters, designing zones and conduits with appropriate security levels, performing a self-assessment with the Cybersecurity Capability Maturity Model, and constructing a calibrated cybersecurity roadmap across a multi-facility portfolio. The course prepares consultants, asset owners, integrators, and service providers to engage credibly with regulatory and standards work, supports career progression into OT cybersecurity leadership roles, and provides the vocabulary professionals need to communicate across regions, sectors, and roles in the industrial control system supply chain.