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garuda777
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Operational Technology Security Procedure

03/03/2015 1:17 AM

Goodmorning Gents,

Good day to all. I would like to produce a procedure for operational technology security which one will be help to protect our DCS, PHD,PLC and other automation systems in our gas plant. so any body can give a right suggetion and where i get the proper reference documents. Your right guidelines is highly appreciated.
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Re: Operational Technology Security Procedure

03/03/2015 8:16 AM

I'd start by talking to all the equipment vendors on the phone, but then, I'm funny that way.

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03/03/2015 10:13 AM

The procedure should be to hire a firm that specializes in that type of work and has a proven track record and references to back them up. Otherwise you may find that one of the anonymous strangers that you contact in a forum like this seizes upon your naivete and takes the job, only to gain access to your systems and leave a "backdoor" for a later attack.

Be smart for once, this is not a job for a consultant with no experience in security and system hardening.

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lyn
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03/03/2015 12:07 PM

You are lost, with no hope of success.

You want someone to do your work for you.

You and manzoor14 both seem to expect others to do work for you for free, while you two losers get paid for it.

Do your own work, or get a job that doesn't require you to ask others to do your work for you!
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03/03/2015 5:15 PM

Seek professional on-site help....

http://www.protiviti.com/en-US/Documents/POV/POV-Managing-Risks-OT-Systems-Protiviti.pdf

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