Addressing Cybersecurity in Process Control (sidebar)

    June 1, 2004
    Companies should do the following:

    • Ensure one person takes ownership of cybersecurity and is accountable.

    • Conduct an audit of current cybersecurity measures. Implement obvious fixes.

    • Follow up with a cyber-security vulnerability analysis (risk analysis) for a more complete identification of vulnerabilities and recommendations for corrective action.

    • Implement a cybersecurity management program by integrating it into existing management systems for safety, quality and the like.

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