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In industrial control environments, which of the following is of the least concern?
In industrial control environments, which of the following is of the least concern?
- Data confidentiality (correct)
- Site availability
- Physical safety
- Environmental safety
Which ICS/OT-specific malware attack targeted the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran and has been described as 'crossing the Rubicon'?
Which ICS/OT-specific malware attack targeted the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran and has been described as 'crossing the Rubicon'?
- Pipedream
- Trisis
- Havex
- Stuxnet (correct)
Which attack framework was developed for targeting common ICS/OT assets from common vendors and industrial protocols?
Which attack framework was developed for targeting common ICS/OT assets from common vendors and industrial protocols?
- Havex
- Industroyer (correct)
- CosmicEnergy
- Pipedream
Who is ultimately responsible for the cyber security of a facility?
Who is ultimately responsible for the cyber security of a facility?
Flashcards
Data Confidentiality in ICS
Data Confidentiality in ICS
Keeping data secret from unauthorized access is the least concern in industrial control environments.
Stuxnet
Stuxnet
A sophisticated worm that targeted Iran's nuclear facilities, marking a turning point in cyber warfare against critical infrastructure.
Industroyer
Industroyer
A malware framework designed to target industrial control systems and their communication protocols.
Cybersecurity Responsibility
Cybersecurity Responsibility
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Study Notes
ICS/OT Security Concerns
- In industrial control environments, the least concern is not specified in the provided text.
Notable Malware Attacks
- Stuxnet is the ICS/OT-specific malware attack that targeted the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran and has been described as 'crossing the Rubicon'.
Attack Frameworks
- The attack framework developed for targeting common ICS/OT assets from common vendors and industrial protocols is Industroyer.
Cyber Security Responsibility
- The facility owner/operator is ultimately responsible for the cyber security of a facility.
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