ICS Business Continuity
Securing Business Continuity for companies using Industrial Control Systems (ICS) is a more achievable and realistic goal for most companies than having an unbreakable and un-hackable ICS
Business Continuity is also a mandatory requirement for NIS 2 compliance
Securing Business Continuity
The ultimate purpose of securing business continuity is to ensure the continuous operation of your operational assets without any incidents, attacks, or security breaches on your Industrial Control Systems (ICS).
To do this, three main components must be implemented: Comprehensive Processes and Procedures, Detailed Asset Management, Secure, Automated Data Transfer.
In addition, any obsolesence issues must be handled.
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Any connection to your Industrial Control System (ICS) is a potential risk for incidents, attacks or security breaches.
To avoid those risks, your ICS must have controlled unidirectional communication with clear boundary definitions installed.
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Any obsolescence issue in your Industrial Control Systems (ICS)Β is a potential risk for incidents, attacks or security breaches.
To avoid those risks and ensure your ICS is future-proof, all your current obsolete ICS hardware or software assets must be identified and updated or replaced. Similarly, you must prepare for future obsolescence by identifying any assets that will become obsolete in the future.
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