Security for industrial automation and control systems. Security program requirements for IACS asset owners

BS EN IEC 62443-2-1:2024

British Standards Institution
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Current

Supplement

British Standards Extra Supplement

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BS EN IEC

Abstract

Considers maturity level, security levels, and defines requirements for the security capabilities of Industrial Automation and Control Systems (IACS) for asset owners. Covers: conformance and assessment, organizational security measures, configuration management, network and communications security, component security, protection of data, UAC, event and incident management, and system integrity and availability.

History

Identical to IEC 62443-2-1:2024.

ISBN

9780539005028

Subjects

  • Electrical services
  • Electric/electronic safety related systems
  • Building services
  • Health and safety
  • Communications equipment
  • Special subject areas

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