It's unacceptable that people whose jobs are to secure computer networks do a worse job than I do for the little computer under my TV.
(Yup, all of my machines at home have a public IP address. Convenient!)
It's unacceptable that people whose jobs are to secure computer networks do a worse job than I do for the little computer under my TV.
(Yup, all of my machines at home have a public IP address. Convenient!)
There are some good posts on the SCADASEC mailing list. There are some lousy posts as well.
Culturally, SCADA system security is approximately where IT systems were in in 1995 with Windows 95.
*edit, inferring that instability can drive people to network these devices for support reasons.
it's a lot more complicated than "just do it right".
I'm not saying we shouldn't take effort to do it right, but right now the market doesn't price for security so ...
Hell, this probably shouldn't have been networked in the first place.