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Industrial control system
Industrial control systems (ICS) are adopting IT solutions to promote corporate business systems connectivity and remote access capabilities. The new IT capabilities make ICS less isolated from outside world, creating the need to secure these systems
Tailored security solution
The increasing use of wireless networking places ICS implementations at greater risk from adversaries who are in relatively close physical proximity but do not have direct physical access to the equipment. Special precautions must be taken when implementing security solutions to ICS environment.
Defense-in-depth
An effective cyber security program for an ICS should apply a strategy known as “defense-in-depth,” layering security mechanisms such that the impact of a failure in any one mechanism is minimized.
Secure your critical infrastructure from cyber attacks
Understand who could target your business, why, and how.
Understand what data is valuable to which malicious actors. Creating profiles for groups such as hostile nation states, organized criminals, activists, and amateur hackers helps understand their goals and capabilities.
Be aware of your vulnerabilities
Know your weaknesses
Know your digital footprint
Prioritize and fix
Not all vulnerabilities can be fixed
No need to re-invent the wheel
Ensure there is a link between risk and controls.
Controls exist to mitigate risk. Create metrics and indicators for critical controls to understand whether they are functioning effectively. Without understanding the effectiveness of controls, it is difficult to know if risks are being managed.