1. The document discusses security issues related to industrial control systems and safety instrumented systems. It notes that increased connectivity between operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems has led to growing security threats.
2. The document outlines various security challenges, including potential sabotage of process plant safety systems, loss of safety functions, and compliance with standards and regulations. It analyzes the increasing attack surface and most critical threats to industrial control systems.
3. The document compares approaches to safety and security, referring to relevant standards. It provides an overview of security standards and frameworks like ISA/IEC 62443 that can be used to assess industrial control systems security.
This document provides guidance for securing industrial control systems such as SCADA and DCS. It identifies threats and vulnerabilities to these systems and recommends security countermeasures. ICSs often control critical infrastructure systems and face risks due to increased network connectivity and standardized protocols. The document outlines developing a security program including assessing risks, deploying controls, and network segmentation best practices to isolate control systems from other networks.
This document provides guidance on securing industrial control systems (ICS), including supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, distributed control systems (DCS), and programmable logic controllers (PLC). It discusses ICS and typical topologies, identifies common threats and vulnerabilities, and recommends security countermeasures. The document aims to address ICS unique performance, reliability, and safety requirements. It has been updated with the latest ICS threats, practices, architectures, activities, and security capabilities. An overlay of tailored NIST SP 800-53 controls for low, moderate, and high impact ICS is included.
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There is typically a 15:1 ratio of industrial devices to enterprise devices within a manufacturing plant. The industrial internet of things presents opportunities for growth but also increased risks of disruption through threats like theft, natural disasters, unauthorized access, and malware. A defense-in-depth security approach is recommended, incorporating physical security, network segmentation, firewalls, authentication, and monitoring to protect industrial control systems.
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Augmentation of a SCADA based firewall against foreign hacking devices IJECEIAES
This document summarizes a research paper that implemented a SCADA-based firewall to protect data transmission from external hacking devices. The paper first discusses a case study where an industrial control system was hacked 46 times. It then provides an overview of industrial firewalls and the differences between industrial and IT firewalls. The paper describes configuring a Tofino industrial firewall with SCADA-HMI and PLC assets. It tests the firewall by simulating scenarios without and with the firewall, showing the firewall prevents an attacker from accessing the PLC simulator based on communication protocols. The paper concludes customized industrial firewalls are needed and protocols must be regularly updated as cyber attacks evolve.
Critical Infrastructure Security by Subodh BelgiClubHack
Industrial Automation & Control Systems are an integral part of various manufacturing & process industries as well as national critical infrastructure. Concerns regarding cyber-security of control systems are related to both the legacy nature of some of the systems as well as the growing trend to connect industrial control systems to corporate networks. These concerns have led to a number of identified vulnerabilities and have introduced new categories of threats that have not been seen before in the industrial control systems domain. Many of the legacy systems may not have appropriate security capabilities that can defend against modern day threats, and the requirements for availability and performance can preclude using contemporary cyber-security solutions. To address cyber-security issues for industrial control systems, a clear understanding of the security challenges and specific defensive countermeasures is required. The session will highlight some of the latest cyber security risks faced by industrial automation and control systems along with essential security controls & countermeasures.
The document discusses securing industrial control systems (ICS) infrastructure for compliance with NERC CIP standards and beyond. It outlines the network security challenges for bulk power systems in meeting compliance standards while balancing performance and costs. Real-world security vulnerabilities are described from assessments done by the GAO and Department of Energy. The paper then explains how a unified threat management approach using a single security platform can help simplify NERC compliance by providing firewall, VPN, antivirus, IPS, and authentication capabilities required without needing separate point products. This integrated solution secures the infrastructure while maintaining performance.
Industrial Control Cyber Security Europe 2015 James Nesbitt
The Industrial Control Cybersecurity conference consists of presentations and debate from some of the energy industry’s leading end users from Operational and IT backgrounds, Government influencers, leading cybersecurity authorities and some of the world’s most influential solution providers.
Key topics of discussion will pivot on convergence of operational and information technology transformation, design, implementation, integration and risks associated with enterprise facing architecture.
Further review includes the development of policy, operational and cultural considerations, maturity models, public and private information sharing and the adoption of cybersecurity controls.
2015 will provide further insight into how industry can further develop organisational priorities, effective methodologies, benchmark return on investment for cybersecurity procurement, supplier relationships and how to effectively deploy defense in-depth strategies.
We will introduce discussion on the latest attacks and hear from those who are responsible for identifying them. The conference will further address penetration testing, the art of detection and threat monitoring, incident response and recovery.
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This document summarizes the key points from a presentation on using NERC CIP standards for industrial control system design by system integrators. It discusses the history and timeline of NERC CIP standards, an overview of the standards and their requirements, and how standards like NERC CIP, ISA62443, and NIST SP800 relate to cybersecurity goals. Specific standards like CIP-002 on categorization, CIP-003 on security management controls, and CIP-005 on electronic security perimeters are examined in more detail.
Cyber attacks on industrial control systems pose a serious threat. Several incidents around the world have shown that critical infrastructure systems controlling functions like power grids and water treatment have been hacked, in some cases shutting down safety monitoring systems. These control systems were not designed with security in mind and connecting them to corporate networks and the internet has increased vulnerabilities. Stronger security measures are needed to protect against growing cyber threats.
ICS (Industrial Control System) Cybersecurity TrainingTonex
ICS Cybersecurity training is intended for security professionals and control system designs in order to give them propelled cybersecurity aptitudes and learning in order to ensure the Industrial Control System (ICS) and keep their mechanical task condition secure against digital dangers.
Audience:
Control engineers, integrators and architects
System administrators, engineers
Information Technology (IT) professionals
Security Consultants
Managers who are responsible for ICS
Researchers and analysts working on ICS security
Vendors, Executives and managers
Information technology professionals, security engineers, security analysts, policy analysts
Investors and contractors
Technicians, operators, and maintenance personnel
Price: $3,999.00 Length: 4 Days
Training Objectives:
Understand fundamentals of Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
Recognize the security architecture for ICS
Identify different kinds of vulnerabilities in ICS network, remote devices, software, or control servers
Learn about active defense and incident response for ICS
Learn the essentials for NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Understand policies and procedures for NERC critical infrastructure protection (CIP)
List strategies for NERC CIP version 5/6
Apply risk management techniques to ICS
Describe ICS Active Defense and Incident Response
Describe techniques for defending against the new ICS threat matrix
Assess and audit risks for ICS
Apply IEC standard to network and system security of ICS
Implement the ICS security program step by step
Protect the ICS network from vulnerabilities
Understand different types of servers in ICS and protect them against attacks
Apply security standards to SCADA systems based on NIST SP 800-82
Detect different types of attacks to SCADA systems
Tackle all the security challenges related to ICS cybersecurity
Training Outline:
ICS Cybersecurity training course consists of the following lessons, which can be revised and tailored to the client’s need:
Fundamentals of Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
ICS Security Architecture
Common ICS Vulnerabilities
ICS Threat Intelligence
NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
Risk Management and Risk Assessment
ICS Auditing and Assessment
IEC 62443: Network and System Security for ICS
Implementation of ICS Security Program Development
ICS Incident Response
Network Protection for ICS
ICS Server Protection
SCADA Security Policies and Standards
Detection of Cyber Attacks on SCADA Systems
Our instructors at Tonex will assist you with mastering every one of the ICS Cybersecurity plan strategies by presenting the hazard administration framework, chance evaluation methods, episode reaction, constant monitoring, SCADA security change, and network security approaches for ICS.
ICS Cyber security Training
https://www.tonex.com/training-courses/ics-cybersecurity-training/
Cybersecurity for modern industrial systemsItex Solutions
The document discusses cybersecurity for modern industrial systems. It outlines the history of control systems from early humans to modern technology. It notes current risks and threats that exploit weaknesses in these systems. The rapid growth of internet-connected devices poses challenges to ensuring stability. While virtually all cyber assets are vulnerable, cybersecurity expertise is in short supply. Achieving reliable safety requires standards, regulations, best practices, visibility of systems and sharing knowledge across industries and nations.
Protecting Infrastructure from Cyber AttacksMaurice Dawson
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has become more concerned with cyber attacks on infrastructure such as supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. An attack in Iran has proven that the landscape of cyber warfare is continually evolving. As the SCADA systems are the systems that autonomously monitor and adjust switching among other processes within critical infrastructures such as nuclear plants, and power grids DHS has become concerned about these systems as they are unmanned frequently and remotely accessed. A vulnerability such as remote access could allow anyone to take control of assets to critical infrastructure remotely. There has been increasing mandates, and directives to ensure any system deployed meets stringent requirements. As the Stuxnet worm has become a reality, future attacks could be malicious code directly targeting specific locations of critical infrastructure. This paper will address methods to protect infrastructure from cyber attacks using a hybrid of certification & accreditation (C&A) processes and information assurance (IA) controls.
This document discusses cyber security concerns regarding smart grid technology integration. It outlines how increased data sharing and connectivity between new and legacy systems introduces new cyber vulnerabilities. It then summarizes existing cyber security standards from organizations like ISO, NERC, and IEC that can provide frameworks for addressing these vulnerabilities. Finally, it notes challenges integrating new technologies with legacy systems and the need for a strategic roadmap to help guide secure technology adoption.
Active Directory in ICS: Lessons Learned From The FieldDigital Bond
This document provides lessons learned from implementing Active Directory domains in control system environments. It covers topics like time synchronization, DNS, Active Directory replication, domain controller maintenance, backup and restore, user and group guidelines, and ICS group policy. The key lessons are: accurate time sync is critical; DNS configuration on domain controllers must include the loopback address; Active Directory replication links need to be properly configured; flexible single master operations roles should be transferred before domain controller maintenance; individual user accounts should be used instead of shared administrator accounts; and group policy can be used to apply security settings to control systems. The presentation provides guidance on best practices, common problems encountered, and their solutions.
Industrial control systems like SCADA are critical to national infrastructure but pose security challenges. They control crucial systems like pipelines and electrical utilities. While initially proprietary, SCADA systems now use open standards and IT components, making them vulnerable to cyber attacks which could have catastrophic impacts. A defense-in-depth strategy is needed, combining network segmentation, firewalls, log collection, and host and network intrusion prevention/detection to secure these vital systems.
The document discusses whether patching control systems is an effective security practice given the challenges of securing industrial control systems. It makes three key points:
1. Patching insecure-by-design devices provides minimal risk reduction since attackers can achieve their goals by exploiting legitimate system features rather than vulnerabilities.
2. Most industrial control systems operate within an insecure-by-design zone, so patching may not prevent attacks since attackers do not need to exploit systems to cause damage.
3. Many control system components have low impact even if compromised, so patching provides little benefit given the effort. Prioritizing patching for systems directly accessible from untrusted networks is recommended over broadly patching everything.
This presentation discusses why cybersecurity is an issue for safety instrumented systems and will examine example architectures when communicating with the SIS.
Cybridge Secure Content Filter for SCADA NetworksGeorge Wainblat
Industrial infrastructures are growing in size and complexity. And it’s all too clear that traditional enterprise IT solutions have not been successful in safeguarding them from
cyber-attack.
They do not meet the best-practice deep-packet inspection capability in the field, nor do they place an emphasis on zone protection network segmentation.
As well, they tend to focus on preventing loss of confidential information, rather than
what really matters in the industrial world – reliability and integrity of the system.In this architecture, a Cybridge is used as a one way content filter gateway which enables the extraction and export of protocol data and information from within the industrial networks, carried upon industrial protocols, to enterprise networks.
This allows safe and easy integration of the machine data coming from the SCADA
network in enterprise reporting and statistical services, within external or public networks without any Cyber-attacks apprehension.
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- The document discusses challenges facing utilities such as aging infrastructure, workforce transitions, reliability pressures, and increasing cyber security threats. It also covers opportunities from digital substation technologies including process bus, cyber security features, teleprotection, phasor measurement units, and wireless communication.
- The presentation discusses definitions of cyber security for utilities and common vulnerabilities in protection and control systems like default passwords, heterogeneous networks, and penetration testing tools. It also summarizes Abb Power Grid's approach to cyber security including secure architectures, product hardening, and lifecycle security services.
- Specific cyber security features for Abb's digital substations are explained including protocol hardening, role-based access control, security event logging, and configuration guidelines for hardening
This document provides an overview of how Fortinet solutions can help secure industrial control systems (ICS) in accordance with IEC 62443 standards. It describes common ICS vulnerabilities and challenges, and recommends implementing network segmentation, access controls, and multi-layered security using Fortinet products to monitor traffic and enforce security policies across different ICS zones. Specific Fortinet products mentioned include the FortiGate firewall, FortiAuthenticator for authentication, and FortiAnalyzer for logging and reporting.
Reports on Industrial Control Systems’ Cyber SecurityA. V. Rajabahadur
During the many years of my association with industrial control and plant automation systems, I, like my most other professional colleagues, have worked on the assumption that controller systems must meet industrial companies’ functional requirements; accuracy, safety & reliability, and robustness & repeatability. Industrial companies invest in control & instrumentation systems not only to secure health, safety, and environment (HSE) protection, but also to improve plant asset performance, plant availability, and profitability.
The recent advent of Stuxnet, Flame, Duqu, Havex, and such other malwares have exposed the vulnerability of industrial control systems to cyber-attacks, and thus have opened the Pandora’s Box. Cyberthreats, posing serious challenges not only to industries but also to nation states, are a reality.
In my report “Reports on Industrial Control Systems’ Cyber Security,” I have compiled few articles that are written to create the necessary awareness among the critical infrastructure industries about the real nature of the threats and to provide some suggestions both to industrial control and plat automation vendors and end-users to initiate countermeasures.
This document discusses industrial control system (ICS) cybersecurity. It begins with an introduction to ICS, including supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, distributed control systems (DCS), and programmable logic controllers (PLC). It then compares ICS and IT security, discussing risks specific to ICS. The document outlines the risk management process and describes ICS security architecture, including network segmentation. It also covers authentication, firewall implementation, and applying the six steps of the NIST risk management framework to implement security controls for ICS.
This document provides an overview of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS), including fundamentals, evolution over time, vulnerabilities, security frameworks, good practices, and resources. It defines SCADA/ICS, describes how they have become more interconnected, lists vulnerabilities like outdated systems and remote access, outlines security standards like NIST and NERC, recommends practices like segmentation and patching, and provides example frameworks and resources.
Irv Badr: Managing Risk Safety and Security Compliance EnergyTech2015
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Track 4 Session 3
RESILIENT APPLICATIONS
Moderator: Mike Delamare
Josh Long: Paper 1 - Minimum Cyber Security Requirements for a 20 MW Photo Voltaic Field
Brian Patterson: Paper 2 - The role of Direct Current micro-grids and data centers for efficiency and resilience
Irv Badr: Paper 3 - Managing Risk Factors in Critical Infrastructure
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This document discusses cybersecurity in electrical networks. It provides an overview of the evolving cyber threat landscape, and outlines a holistic approach to cybersecurity involving technology, processes, and people. The document discusses key cybersecurity standards like ISO/IEC 27001, IEC 62443, and IEC 62351. It also outlines Siemens' cybersecurity offerings, including secure products, certified solutions, and support services.
IBMS IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS (HVAC AND LIGHTING) COST OPTIMIZATIONIRJET Journal
This document discusses the optimization of HVAC and lighting costs in high-rise buildings using integrated building management systems (IBMS). It begins with an abstract introducing the use of internet-connected sensor networks and cloud technologies for intelligent building management. The document then reviews the objectives and methodology of the study, provides a literature review of relevant IBMS technologies and case studies of high-rise buildings employing optimized IBMS frameworks. Key components of IBMS discussed include HVAC, lighting, security, fire detection and individual building case studies analyzing implemented systems.
The document discusses IEC 62443, an international standard for industrial automation and control system (IACS) cybersecurity. It provides an overview of key aspects of the standard, including its structure, risk assessment process, protection levels, security requirements, and life cycle approach. The standard is intended to help organizations establish cybersecurity programs for IACS that are risk-based and cover the entire life cycle from planning to decommissioning.
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Robust Cyber Security for Power UtilitiesNir Cohen
The security of critical networks is at the center of attention of industry and government regulators alike. Check Point and RAD offer a joint end-to-end cyber security solution that protects any utility operational technology (OT) network by eliminating RTU and SCADA equipment vulnerabilities, as well as defends against cyber-attacks on the network’s control and data planes. This solution brief explains how the joint solution enables compliance with NERC-CIP directives, provides deep visibility and control of ICS/SCADA communications, and allows secure remote access into OT networks.
CyCron 1 is a cyber security-focused conference for the Industrial Control Systems.
The event will cater to the power generation, transmission and distribution, water
utilities, chemicals, oil and gas, pipelines, data centers, medical devices, energy,
utility transportation, manufacturing, and other industrial and critical
infrastructure organizations.
CyCron 1 will address the myriad cyber threats facing operators of ICS around the
world, and will address topics covering ICSs, including protection for SCADA
systems, plant control systems, engineering workstations, substation equipment,
programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and other field control system devices.
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Do you have a GDPR Roadmap?
- How to measure Cybersecurity Preparedness
- Oversight of Third Parties
- Related International Standards
- Killing Cloud Quickly?
Technology aspects:
- International/EU PII Customer Case Studies
- Available Data Protection Options
- How to Integrate Security into Application Development
- Security Metrics
This document discusses trends in threats to SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems. It notes that as SCADA systems increasingly use commercial off-the-shelf software and connect to the internet, they have become more vulnerable to cyber threats. The document outlines how SCADA systems work and components like RTUs, PLCs, and HMIs. It also discusses issues like the mistaken belief that SCADA systems are secure due to physical security or isolation from the internet. The conclusion suggests that as capabilities and opportunities for threats increase, the future operational environment will be more vulnerable if an actor emerges with the intent to cause harm.
This document discusses how applying process safety best practices can improve operational technology (OT) cybersecurity. It outlines the five independent protection layers (IPLs) for process safety - inventory and configuration management, automatic process controls, human intervention, safety instrumented systems, and physical protection. Applying best practices to each IPL layer improves OT cybersecurity by making any operational changes from cyber attacks more apparent so they can be addressed quicker. Effective configuration management and change control are especially important, as the Stuxnet attack showed how undetected changes could damage equipment over time. Overall, following process safety practices enhances control performance, alarms, interfaces, and system resilience while countering modern cyber threats.
The art of securing microgrid control systemsJim Dodenhoff
The document summarizes a presentation about securing microgrid control systems. It discusses:
1) The increasing threats to energy sector cybersecurity from cyber attacks beyond international warfare and data breaches.
2) Microgrids as complex systems of interconnected components that can become fragile if security protocols are too complex.
3) A three-step approach to securing microgrid control systems: initial threat analysis, security measure identification, and prioritized security implementation.
4) Key aspects of the initial threat analysis including reviewing legacy equipment, security policies, potential attack vectors, and developing an inventory of the system.
The Industrial Internet is an internet of - things, machines, computers and people, enabling intelligent industrial operations using advanced data analytics for transformational business outcomes.
Industrial domain is expected to be largest consumer of IoT devices and systems in terms of value
Similar to 10. industrial networks safety and security tom hammond (20)
IO-Link Safety is a new standard that allows for functionally safe components and communication over IO-Link. It will meet the requirements of IEC 61784-3 and can be used in safety applications up to SIL3/PLe. IO-Link Safety uses FS-Masters and FS-Devices to enable safety functions over standard IO-Link infrastructure. It will be standardized internationally as IEC 61139-2. The presentation provided an overview of IO-Link Safety and its standards, as well as its integration with fieldbus systems using functional safety communication profiles.
The document discusses integrating PROFINET with Time Sensitive Networking (TSN). It covers TSN features like time synchronization, scheduled traffic, and frame preemption that enable standard Ethernet to be real-time capable. The integration defines device models for PROFINET end stations and bridges based on TSN standards. This allows PROFINET to utilize TSN's quality of service mechanisms for converged industrial networks.
The document discusses the challenges that manufacturers face with increasing use of industrial robots from different suppliers in their production lines. This includes needing specific expertise for each robot manufacturer, high engineering costs, and lack of data transparency. It introduces the Standard Robot Command Interface (SRCI) as an innovative solution to program robots through the PLC using a common language. This would allow uniform operation of robots from multiple vendors and reduce costs and errors compared to needing separate programming for each type of robot.
Richard Wilson is the Head of Operational Security at GCC. His resume outlines his experience in operational security, mitigation against physical attack vectors, emerging cyber threats to vehicles, and the UK's public sector cyber security community. Key challenges include the increasing lines of code in vehicles, lack of standards to assess cybersecurity products, and implementing recent standards like ISO/SAE 21434 for automotive cybersecurity engineering.
This document discusses OPC UA (Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture) and how it can be used with Profinet in industrial automation networks. OPC UA is an interoperability standard that allows for the secure exchange of data between devices from different vendors. It defines interfaces for browsing device data, reading and writing data values, subscribing to data changes, and calling methods on devices. When used with Profinet, OPC UA can enable vertical communication throughout the industrial automation hierarchy from sensors and controllers to cloud applications.
The document discusses Advanced Physical Layer (APL), a new Ethernet technology that enables Ethernet communication over a two-wire cable for use in hazardous industrial environments. APL will allow Profinet to extend to field devices by overcoming Ethernet's limitations of only operating up to 100 meters and not being intrinsically safe. APL uses a two-wire cable to transmit power and data that can operate over distances up to 1000 meters, meeting functional safety requirements to operate in hazardous areas where Ethernet currently cannot. This will allow Ethernet networking throughout industrial plants, including hazardous zones, enabling greater connectivity for field devices and digital transformation of process automation.
This document discusses operational technology (OT) cyber security. It begins by explaining why OT networks need security due to the merging of IT and OT networks, which has exposed OT assets to compromise. It then describes the differences between IT and OT approaches, with OT prioritizing control, availability, integrity and confidentiality over just data. Several common attack paths for OT networks are outlined, including social engineering, malware from removable devices, and internet-connected components. The document advocates for a multi-layered protection concept including security awareness training, firewalls, physical protection and network monitoring. It stresses that security should be considered from the initial design phase.
This document discusses the PA DIM (Process Automation Device Information Model) presentation. It introduces PA DIM as a standardized information model for accessing device data via OPC-UA. PA DIM is based on NAMUR requirements and reuses interfaces from the OPC UA Device Integration model. It allows mapping device information contained in packages like FDI to OPC-UA clients, providing access to signals, functions and health of devices nearly independently of the physical communication protocol. The presentation also provides an overview of common device driver types like EDD, FDT/DTM and FDI and how OPC-UA supports information modeling and both client-server and publish-subscribe communication mechanisms.
The document discusses PROFIBUS & PROFINET International (PI), an organization that supports the use of PROFIBUS and PROFINET automation technologies worldwide. PI has over 50 competence centers and training centers located across Europe, North America, Asia, and other regions. The document outlines PI's membership categories and training opportunities. It also describes PI's role in driving enabling technologies for digital transformation, including information modeling, security, and communication standards like TSN and 5G. In closing, it thanks the reader for their time.
The document outlines the agenda for a PI UK event on PROFIBUS and PROFINET. It includes presentations on topics such as the current lifecycle of PROFIBUS, the Advanced Physical Layer for PROFIBUS, the Standard Robot Command Interface, PROFINET Time Sensitive Networking, the Process Automation Device Information Model, PROFINET Cyber Security, IO-Link safety, and OPC UA. There will also be opportunities for questions and answers as well as interactions with exhibitors at table tops from companies like Siemens, Turck Banner, Phoenix Contact, HMS, and Parmley Graham. Safety information about fire alarms and toilets is also provided.
The document discusses the process of certifying a PROFINET network and diagnostics. It describes various test types including verification, qualification, and certification tests to assess the network according to standards. Cable verification ensures accurate wiring while qualification testing identifies data transmission performance. Network acceptance tests check the inventory, topology, packet loss rate, and load. Designers are responsible for port numbers, cable labels, device names, and locations. Troubleshooting examines common issues like wiring faults, interference, configuration errors, and device failures.
1) PROFINET uses switched Ethernet topology that follows the production process layout. It uses separate channels for IO data and TCP/IP to avoid needing an extra network.
2) PROFINET supports star, tree, line and ring topologies using various cable types. Topology is based on the system design.
3) Network planning tools are used to simulate network utilization for PROFINET IO data and other traffic like TCP/IP. They validate designs and identify potential overloads.
This document discusses PROFINET gateways and how they facilitate communication between PROFINET networks and other industrial networks like PROFIBUS, AS-I, IO-Link, and IIoT. It explains that gateways appear as an IO device on the PROFINET side and act as a master on the sub-network side. The document provides examples of configuration steps needed for different gateway types, such as adding their GSD/GSDML files to hardware configurations and mapping input/output channels. It also demonstrates a new PROFINET to PROFIBUS DP gateway product that allows a PROFINET controller to control PROFIBUS slaves.
This document discusses device configuration tools and the history of EDDL and FDT standards. It provides an overview of the Field Device Integration (FDI) cooperation, which aims to create a single, unified solution for device configuration that combines the advantages of EDDL and FDT. The document also includes examples of how different device types can be configured using FDI and FDT/DTM technologies.
Derek Lane presented on PROFINET for IoT, IIoT, and Industry 4.0. He discussed how PROFINET and the PROFINET of Things supports the IIoT through data access, uptime, and open standards. PROFINET provides connectivity from the enterprise level to the field level and supports data transfer through various application profiles and proxies. Security is also important for IIoT and PROFINET complies with necessary security measures. PROFINET is moving towards Industry 4.0 through technologies like TSN that enable high determinism and real-time communication over converged networks.
The document discusses Ethernet-APL, a new physical layer specification that enables Ethernet connectivity in process plants. Ethernet-APL uses a two-wire cable setup to allow Ethernet networks to extend into hazardous areas and overcome limitations of traditional Ethernet like speed and distance. It standardizes technologies like 10BASE-T1L and 2-WISE to ensure interoperability. Ethernet-APL helps digital transformation by providing a single high-speed network for all plant components and seamless data access.
For people responsible for the design, commissioning and support of PROFINET networks, explaining how to integrate existing PROFIBUS DP and PROFIBUS PA devices into that network. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
For people responsible for the commissioning and support of PROFIBUS networks. The webinar took the form of a presentation with demonstrations to aid understanding.
This webinar presentation provides information on diagnosing PROFINET networks. It discusses various diagnostic tools that can be used, including those within IO controllers, switches, and third-party hardware and software. Specific tools covered are active and passive diagnostic devices, Ethernet frame analyzers, port mirroring, and Ethernet taps. The presentation emphasizes the importance of proper network design and qualification to ensure issues can be identified and supported. Control Specialists offers various PROFINET training courses.
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Understanding Cybersecurity Breaches: Causes, Consequences, and PreventionBert Blevins
Cybersecurity breaches are a growing threat in today’s interconnected digital landscape, affecting individuals, businesses, and governments alike. These breaches compromise sensitive information and erode trust in online services and systems. Understanding the causes, consequences, and prevention strategies of cybersecurity breaches is crucial to protect against these pervasive risks.
Cybersecurity breaches refer to unauthorized access, manipulation, or destruction of digital information or systems. They can occur through various means such as malware, phishing attacks, insider threats, and vulnerabilities in software or hardware. Once a breach happens, cybercriminals can exploit the compromised data for financial gain, espionage, or sabotage. Causes of breaches include software and hardware vulnerabilities, phishing attacks, insider threats, weak passwords, and a lack of security awareness.
The consequences of cybersecurity breaches are severe. Financial loss is a significant impact, as organizations face theft of funds, legal fees, and repair costs. Breaches also damage reputations, leading to a loss of trust among customers, partners, and stakeholders. Regulatory penalties are another consequence, with hefty fines imposed for non-compliance with data protection regulations. Intellectual property theft undermines innovation and competitiveness, while disruptions of critical services like healthcare and utilities impact public safety and well-being.
OCS Training Institute is pleased to co-operate with
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Drilling Rig Inspec-tion Workshops (RIW) which
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Encontro anual da comunidade Splunk, onde discutimos todas as novidades apresentadas na conferência anual da Spunk, a .conf24 realizada em junho deste ano em Las Vegas.
Neste vídeo, trago os pontos chave do encontro, como:
- AI Assistant para uso junto com a SPL
- SPL2 para uso em Data Pipelines
- Ingest Processor
- Enterprise Security 8.0 (Maior atualização deste seu release)
- Federated Analytics
- Integração com Cisco XDR e Cisto Talos
- E muito mais.
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https://www.splunk.com/en_us/pdfs/gated/ebooks/building-a-leading-observability-practice.pdf
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A brief introduction to quadcopter (drone) working. It provides an overview of flight stability, dynamics, general control system block diagram, and the electronic hardware.
Software Engineering and Project Management - Introduction to Project ManagementPrakhyath Rai
Introduction to Project Management: Introduction, Project and Importance of Project Management, Contract Management, Activities Covered by Software Project Management, Plans, Methods and Methodologies, some ways of categorizing Software Projects, Stakeholders, Setting Objectives, Business Case, Project Success and Failure, Management and Management Control, Project Management life cycle, Traditional versus Modern Project Management Practices.
Unblocking The Main Thread - Solving ANRs and Frozen FramesSinan KOZAK
In the realm of Android development, the main thread is our stage, but too often, it becomes a battleground where performance issues arise, leading to ANRS, frozen frames, and sluggish Uls. As we strive for excellence in user experience, understanding and optimizing the main thread becomes essential to prevent these common perforrmance bottlenecks. We have strategies and best practices for keeping the main thread uncluttered. We'll examine the root causes of performance issues and techniques for monitoring and improving main thread health as wel as app performance. In this talk, participants will walk away with practical knowledge on enhancing app performance by mastering the main thread. We'll share proven approaches to eliminate real-life ANRS and frozen frames to build apps that deliver butter smooth experience.
Online music portal management system project report.pdfKamal Acharya
The iMMS is a unique application that is synchronizing both user
experience and copyrights while providing services like online music
management, legal downloads, artists’ management. There are several
other applications available in the market that either provides some
specific services or large scale integrated solutions. Our product differs
from the rest in a way that we give more power to the users remaining
within the copyrights circle.