Internet of Things


Achieving a secure operating infrastructure


Cybercrime has increased 600 per cent since the start of the pandemic with industrial companies being prime targets. The vast amount of legacy unpatched infrastructure, IoT, insider threats and a lack of skilled resources al create vulnerabilities. By following the widely recognised NIST Cybersecurity Framework manufacturers can follow five crucial steps of - Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover - to solve key categories of industrial cybersecurity.


IDENTIFY


By using sophisticated assessment tools and processes manufacturers can learn where security vulnerabilities exist, establish priorities, and create comprehensive plans for cybersecurity implementation and ongoing monitoring.


DETECT


To stay ahead of cybercriminals manufacturers must detect the full spectrum of threats, get instant alerts on common attacks, and continuously monitor the network for unusual activity.


PROTECT


By putting the right strategy and controls in place across people, processes and technology, manufacturers can block attacks and limit or contain the impact of a cybersecurity event.


RESPOND


When an attack takes place organisations must quickly respond to minimise the impact on the business by building a secure, vigilant, and resilient environment.


RECOVER


By taking a proactive approach to the recovery phase, manufacturers can minimise the impact on operational abilities, reputation, and revenue.


Instrumentation Monthly recently caught up with Maria Else, manager, Portfolio Management at Rockwell Automation, to find out how Rockwell can help you secure your operating infrastructure.


70 November 2022 Instrumentation Monthly


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