Which of the following are NOT components of an ICS/SCADA network device?
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and SCADA networks typically operate in environments where the available bandwidth is limited. They are often characterized by:
Low processing threshold: ICS/SCADA devices generally have limited processing capabilities due to their specialized and often legacy nature.
Legacy systems: Many ICS/SCADA systems include older technology that might not support newer security protocols or high-speed data transfer.
Weak network stack: These systems may have incomplete or less robust network stacks that can be susceptible to specific types of network attacks.
High bandwidth networks are not typical of ICS/SCADA environments, as these systems do not usually require or support high-speed data transmission due to their operational requirements and the older technology often used in such environments.
Reference
'Navigating the Challenges of Industrial Control Systems,' by ISA-99 Industrial Automation and Control Systems Security.
'Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems,' by the Department of Homeland Security.
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