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Today, a company that deals with information security for DCS control systems came to discuss matters related to this area. Does anyone have knowledge in this field? Are there any relevant mandatory standards and requirements for this area? I think this aspect is quite innovative. Has anyone tried working on this before?
I’ve never heard of it. In my view, DCS information security means that if your DCS is connected to the Internet, then great care must be taken. Generally, keep the operation station locked to prevent unauthorized USB drives from being inserted, perform regular backups, and that’s about it.
What they emphasize is the security risks associated with data exchange between DCS and enterprise MES, which does seem reasonable; however, for a relatively isolated DCS, the impact should not be very significant.
I heard that modern PLCs now come with firewalls.
Some PLCs come equipped with safety modules; it seems that many manufacturers such as Siemens and ABB offer PLCs with such features
I’ve only seen it; I haven’t used it. I don’t know what the effect will be. The only thing I feel is that it’s expensive.
Was there a PPT left for communication? I’d like to learn*find out more about it.
I’ve sent it to you via PPT private message. Received!
The original poster, please also provide me with a set of materials to study*study* haha
Generally, many DCS systems these days have OPC data output to the internal control network, and a network gateway is then added directly to that network