The document discusses securing natural gas pipeline infrastructure from cyber attacks. It notes that while technological advances have made pipelines more efficient, they have also increased vulnerabilities to sophisticated cyber criminals. The document outlines various risks to pipeline operators from cyber threats and recommends strengthening security measures like firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and event logging. It also stresses the importance of securing supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems through technical and administrative controls as well as addressing legacy equipment vulnerabilities.

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4. Natural Ga is the fo
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as
oundation fuel for a c
f
clean and secure en
nergy futur providin benefits for
re,
ng
s
the econo
omy, our environme
ent and o
our energ security Alongsiide the economic and
gy
y.
e
environmen
e
ntal oppor
rtunity natu
ural gas of
ffers our country, th
c
here come great re
es
esponsibilit to
ty
protect its d
p
distribution pipeline systems fro cyber-a
n
s
om
attacks.
Technological adva
T
ances ove
er
the last 20 years h
have mad
de
natural gas utilities more cos
n
s
steffective, s
e
safer, and better able
to serve ou custome via web
o
ur
ers
bbased pro
b
ograms and tools
s.
Unfortunate
U
ely, the opportunit
ty
cost of a m
c
more conne
ected, mor
re
efficient ind
e
dustry is th we hav
hat
ve
become an attractive target fo
b
n
e
or
in
ncreasingly sophistic
y
cated cybe
er
te
errorists.
We are me
W
eeting the t
threats daily
through ou skilled personne
ur
el,
robust cy
yber-securi
ity system
m
protections
p
s,
an
industr
ry
commitmen to secu
c
nt
urity, and a
successful ongoing c
s
cyber-security partne
ership with governme and wit up-strea and do
ent
th
am
ownstream stak
s
keholders.
Our natural gas delivery system is the sa fest, most reliable en
O
m
nergy deliv
very system in the wo
m
orld.
This said, all indus
T
stry opera
ators recog
yber vulne
erabilities with
gnize there are inherent cy
employing web-base applica
e
ed
ations for industrial control and busine
a
ess opera
ating syste
ems.
Because o this, gas utilities adhere to m
B
of
s
a
myriad cyb
ber-securit standard and pa
ty
ds
articipate in an
n
array of go
a
overnment and industry cyber-s
security initiatives. However, th most im
he
mportant cy
ybersecurity me
s
echanism is the exis
sting cyber
r-security partnership between the centra governm
p
p
al
ment
and industr operator This pa
a
ry
rs.
artnership f
fosters the exchange of vital cy
e
e
yber-secur informa
rity
ation
which helps stakehold
w
s
ders adapt quickly to dynamic cyber-secu
t
o
c
urity risks.
Risk Facto for Pip
R
ors
peline Ope
erators
Designing, operating, and main
D
ntaining a p
pipeline fa
acility to me essent availab
eet
tial
bility, reliab
bility,
safety, and security n
s
d
needs as well as pro
w
ocess cont require
trol
ements req
quires care evalua
eful
ation
and analys of all the risk factors. Atta
a
sis
acks on a cyber- sy
ystem may involve only the cy
y
o
yber
component and the operatio but tho
c
ts
eir
on,
ose impac can ex
cts
xtend into the physi
ical, business,
human, and environm
h
d
mental syst
tems to wh
hich they are connect
ted.
Operating and maint
O
taining a gas pipelin e involves numerous safety c
g
s
concerns. Cyber security
C
assessmen is one o the solutions that help to maintain saf
a
nt
of
fety param
meters - es
specially w
when
handling su explosive and fla
h
uch
ammable g oods such as natural gas.
h
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5. Robust Open Access Code
There is a need for a robust open access code for the natural gas pipelines as it is expected to
facilitate access to pipeline infrastructure and benefit market participants. Natural gas producers
get benefit from it as open access allows new suppliers to reach consumers Downstream
participants like the distribution entities get benefit from direct access to the natural gas
producers and a greater choice in gas supply. End users also benefit through increased
competition and choice of gas distributors.
Guidelines notified by Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) allow utilization of
capacity in a natural gas pipeline by any entity on a non-discriminatory basis as well as the
assignment and trading of capacity in the open market. PNGRB has also come out with an
“Access Code” for natural gas pipelines. However, the code needs to be strengthened further in
order to achieve the desired outcome.
The current code is not designed to deal adequately with multiple owner operators leading to
issues of compatibility. PNGRB needs to setup a separate committee to come out with suitable
recommendations to strengthen the access code, in line with developed codes of matured
markets. This situation increases the vulnerabilities of the distribution network and makes
SCADA easy and lucrative target.
Securing Supervisory Control Systems
Today’s natural gas transmission and distribution systems depend on computer technology and
supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems to operate safely and efficiently. In
the India, by 2030 there will be nearly 30,000 KMs of natural gas transmission pipelines. In
2012 India had about 36,284 KMs of various types of on-shore / off-shore crude, product and
NG pipelines.
The need to provide effective cyber security is similar to challenges faced by bulk electric
system and local power distribution providers, except that natural gas systems transport
molecules, not electrons, and are equipped with safety devices, which are, in most cases,
manually operable as federally required. But all of these groups depend on communications
infrastructures, computer technologies, and people to safely and efficiently transport the energy
product to the end user.
Many utilities have employed a series of measures to protect the critical computer systems and
networks that control the flow of energy over geographically dispersed facilities. These
measures include the use of technical and administrative controls.
Technical controls often used include, but are not limited to:



Firewalls to separate control systems from general corporate networks and the internet
Network intrusion-detection systems to alert operators of potential security events
Event-logging systems to capture and maintain information regarding the operational
status of control networks
Administrative controls often used include, but are not limited to:


Overall cyber-security policy and procedures
Change-management and change-control practices
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6. 
Disa
aster-recov
very and bu
usiness-co
ontinuity pla
anning and exercises
d
s
One of the major ch
O
e
hallenges associated with pro
d
oviding cyb
ber-securit protection for ene
ty
ergy
system SC
s
CADA and process-c
control com
mponents is address
sing legac equipme
cy
ent. Corpo
orate
computer e
c
equipment such as desktop computers is generally repla
t,
s,
aced every three to five
y
years. In co
y
ontrast, na
atural gas SCADA co
S
omponents are often designed a priced to operate for
and
d
e
a decade o more. L
or
Legacy sys
stems may not be able to be patched o be able to effecti
y
a
or
e
ively
communica with sy
c
ate
ystems tha use
at
current enc
c
cryption tec
chniques.
Addressing the Vuln
A
nerabilitie
es:
The Operations, Sa
T
afety, Security,
and IT d
a
decision-m
makers of Key
Infrastructu
ures, especially oil & gas,
power gen
p
neration an transm
nd
mission
and nuclea energy a well ad
a
ar
are
dvised
to pay atten
o
ntion to following asp
pects 




More and mor reliability on Locall Area Netw
e
re
y
work (LAN Wide A
N),
Area Netwo (WAN) and
ork
Broa
adband Global Area Network (BGAN) brings inc
a
k
creased th
hreats to operations of
s
orga
anizations u
using them
m.
The networks are susce
eptible to attacks aimed to dis
srupt and destroy th
hem. Such an
h
ck
uses, worm or othe forms of cyber-te
ms
er
errorism o oil and gas indu
on
d
ustry
attac by viru
proc
cess contro network and rela
ol
ks
ated system could destabilize energy in
ms
d
e
ndustry supply
capa
abilities and negative impact t nationa economy
ely
the
al
y.
Need to keep control sy
ystems safe and secure, and to help min
e
o
nimize the chance th a
hat
cybe
er-attack could sever
rely damag or cripp infrastructures. W need to identify w
ge
ple
We
o
ways
to re
educe cybe vulnerabilities in p
er
process co
ontrol and SCADA (S
Supervisor Control and
ry
Data Acquisitio System to iden
a
on)
ms:
ntify new types of se
ecurity sen
nsors for process con
ntrol
netw
works.
Anot
ther challe
enge with protectin energy systems is that, t enhanc operational
h
ng
to
ce
effic
ciencies, m
many of th energy SCADA and process-control systems have beco
he
a
ome
nected to corporate business systems. Some of these conn
nections have create a
ed
conn
path
hway for malicious co
omputer pr
rograms or unauthorized users to potentia disrupt the
r
ally
t
trans
smission o distribution of natu ral gas, ele
or
ectricity or water.
Ther is real threat to SC
re
CADA from mischief mongers prowling in the webm
f
n
-world and the
d
tech
h-savvy ter
rrorist and Stuxnet is the most lethal com
s
mbination! It is a Win
ndows-spe
ecific
com
mputer worm first disc
m
covered in June 2010 by Virus
0
sBlokAda, a security firm base in
y
ed
arus. It is t first dis
the
scovered w
worm that spies on and reprog rams industrial syste
a
ems,
Bela
the f
first to include a PLC Rootkit, and the fir to targe critical in
C
rst
et
ndustrial in
nfrastructur It
re.
was specifically written to attack S
t
SCADA sys
stems use to contro and monitor indus
ed
ol
strial
cesses. St
tuxnet inc
cludes the capabilit to repr
e
ty
rogram the Program
e
mmable Logic
proc
Controllers (PL
LCs) and hide its cha
h
anges.
Robust, Se
R
ecure, Glo
obal Comm
municatio n Solution
ns
This capab
T
bility calls f seamle
for
essly conne
ecting all oil & gas in
o
nstallations of an org
s
ganization and
on more h
o
higher leve of the Nation by providing highly ava
el,
N
ailable, ro bust, secu
ure, integra
ated
communica
c
ation netwo
orks for cri
itical opera
ational syst
tems. A number of c
communica
ation solut
tions
are availab which provide ro
a
ble
obust conn
nectivity and communication h
a
helpful for protection of
r
6

7. assets and personnel in environments where a high standard of inherent safety is a mandatory
requirement. There are resilient telecommunications networks such as Broadband Global Area
Network (BGAN), which allow for simultaneous voice & communication data communications
and secure access to applications from almost anywhere in the world.
Taking The Risk out of Gas Operations – What to Consider
IT threats are mainly addressed by IT solutions. There are IT Solutions provide very effective
predictions, diagnosis and prognosis. In many instances, they help assessing and remediating
the cyber security vulnerabilities of their gas distribution pipelines and equipment. Their
solutions for oil and gas pipelines promote safety, environmental responsibility, and efficient
operations.
The cyber security vulnerability assessment is designed to examine the three core facets of an
organization’s cyber security:



People: What is the cyber security awareness level in the organization? Are staff
members following security policies and procedures? Have they been adequately trained
to implement the security program?
Process: What are the cyber security policies and procedures in place in the
organization? Do these policies and procedures meet key requirements?
Technology: What cyber security technologies are in use in the organization? How are
these technologies configured and deployed?
Prognosis:
While above are the main strategies for securing the transmission and distribution of natural
gas, constant improvement and improvisation is needed to be carried out to make security
measures reliable as well as cost effective, as in present phase of economic melt-down no
organization will take decision without working out the ROI (Return on investment).
EU has set up a task force to explore what its 25 member states are doing to combat cyberthreats against critical infrastructure. As part of the EU’s Critical Information Infrastructure
Research Coordination, CI2RCO project, task force aims to identify research groups and
programs focused on IT security in critical infrastructures, such as telecommunications networks
and power grids.
The scope of the cooperation goes beyond the EU; the task force also wants to include USA,
Canada, Australia and Russia. India with its strong IT workforce, known world-over for its
prowess must join such cooperative and collaborative efforts!
Off-shore Security Co-ordination Committee (OSCC) needs to be institutionalized. With the
initiative of ONGC, it exists in many states where essentially ONGC operates. All other ONG
PSUs having presence in the state are invited to be members. This forum discusses and seeks
to address the security threat faced by the sector with the help and co-ordination of state
administration and police. Haryana, where there is no presence of ONGC, similar initiative by
other ONG PSUs made similar OSCC operational. Now is the time that its umbrella is spread to
cover private sector operators and make it a true PPP model!
Similarly on the lines of Homeland Security Department in USA, the lead needs to be taken by
the IB and Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT In) to address cyber7

8. vulnerabilities, the solutions and update prepared
v
e
dness so that secur
rity and in
ntegrity of the
natural gas transmiss
n
s
sion and distribution iis effective address
ely
sed.
Dedicated manpower ready to face the d
D
r
disaster wo
ould alway be centr conside
ys
ral
eration for any
security an disaster response plan. To keep them constantly motivat
s
nd
r
e
m
ted and up
pdated is also
another prime respon
a
nsibility of the Manag
gement as otherwise even the best plan are doom
s
e
e
ns
med
to fail. Only those will succeed in this sec
o
y
ctor who fo
oresee and fore-plan and rehea
d
arse therea
after
their securi and emergency re
ity
esponse pl ans!
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9. In the pre
esent day world the importan
e
nce of Bo
order Mana
agement
enhanced manifold b
e
because of terrorist threats, smuggling, criminal
o
s
activities, g
a
gun running etc. Efficient bo
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order man
nagement includes
monitoring of all pe
m
eople, anim
mals and goods wh
hich go fr
rom one
country to another The se
c
o
r.
ecurity ag
gencies have to maintain
h
equilibrium. At one h
e
hand legitim
mate activ
vities shoul not ham
ld
mper and
on the othe hand uns
o
er
scrupulous elements must be refrained fr
s
s
r
rom their
nefarious a
n
activities.
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s
ore
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ares land border of
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It becomes much mo importa for Indi a as it sha
about 1500 K.Ms with seven countrie includin 106 K.
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ng
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gally occu
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Pakistan a
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and declar
red as No
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reas. Besi
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hor
ector,
borders Ind has a c
b
dia
coast line of 7683 KM In addit
o
Ms.
tion to the Cabinet Secretariat in 2007. He
vast coast line, Indian security agencies h
v
n
a
have to gua island has atte
ard
ended seve
eral course in
es
te
erritories as they c
can also be misuse by ant
ed
ti-national India a
and abroa
ad related to
collection of intellig
n
gence, ana
alysis
fo
orces.
The Indian border with neighbors include porous border as
T
e
b
well as wo
w
orld’s mos difficult border, w hich make India’s
st
es
border man
b
nagement as a very daunting a
and wearis
some job.
Not only th India’s border differs from country to country.
N
his,
o
The longes border it shares with Bangla desh whic is 4339
T
st
t
ch
KMs. Nepa being a v
K
al
very friendly country no passpo or visa
ort
is required for citizen of both the coun tries to cross Indos
ns
Nepal bord
N
der. Both the count
tries have very old religious,
cultural, eth
c
hnic and b
business ties hence the traffic between
c
them is ve heavy and is difficult to manage. India has
ery
boundary d
b
disputes wi China and Pakista
ith
a
an.
The task of efficien management of borders becomes
T
nt
complicated as India’s border is manage not by one Force
c
d
ed
o
or by one Ministry; it is guard
o
ded by mi litary, various Para
Military Fo
M
orces as w
well as by Police Forces of different
y
f
states. Ne
s
eedless to say that all these forces report to
t
e
different Ministries an all of th
d
nd
hem have d
different work ethos
w
and prioritie
a
es.
Indo-China border is manned by Spec
a
d
cial Frontier Force
(Under Ca
abinet Sec
cretariat), Indo-Tibe
etan Borde Police
er
(ITBP, repo to Ministry of Ho
orts
ome Affairs Army (M
s),
Ministry of
Defence), A
D
Assam Rif
fles, which has offic
h
cers from Army but
works unde MHA.
w
er
of reports and prepa
s
aration of n
notes
under wh
hich curren situation was
nt
depicted as well as future scen
nario
is predict
ted.
Besides this, it is als suggeste in
so
ed
the note what me
es
easures sh
hould
be adop
pted so tha the situa
at
ation
becomes in favour of the cou
s
untry.
He has handled the inte
s
ernal
security matters at National level
t
beside a
administratio of large w
on
work
team. H had various overs
He
seas
tenures in seve
eral coun
ntries
including Pakistan.
g
Presently he is working as
y
Consulta
ant in In
ndia Strat
tegic
magazine (www.in
e
ndiastrategic
c.in).
Besides working I am also wr
a
riting
n
azine. He is also
articles in the maga
delivering lectures in various Para
g
intellige
&
military
ence
organiza
ations. He has special
interest
in
internal
secu
urity,
terrorism terrorist organization in
m,
o
ns
India a
and abroa
ad, Naxalism,
Foreign r
relations.
d
Although In
A
ndia-Pakistan border is by and large manned by
r
He can be re
n
eached a
at Border Sec
B
curity Forc (BSF), but Line o Control (LOC) in jai_pushp
ce
of
pa@hotmail.com
.
J&K sector is controlled by Ind
J
r
dian army. Pakistan Army on
behest of ISI regularl violates the cease
b
ly
efire line an had vio
nd
olated appr
roximately 260 times the
s
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10. ceasefire agreement in 2013 alone. India and Pakistan both nuclear powered nation already
fought three wars and presently Pakistan has engaged in a low intensity war against India.
Presently ISI is helping Kashmiri terrorists and master minding terrorist activities not only in J&K
but in various other parts of India.ISI is instigating misguided Muslim Youths and financing
Indian Mujahideen (IM) an Islamist terrorist group based In India. ISI is also smuggling Fake
Indian Currency Notes (FICN) in India from different countries including Nepal, Bangladesh and
Pakistan. According to an estimate Rs. 169000 crore (Rs.169 trillion) fake Indian currency notes
are in circulation in the country. Hence the effective management of India-Pakistan border
cannot be over emphasized.
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) looks after India-Nepal border. SSB, which was previously Special
Security Bureau (SSB) was under Cabinet Secretariat, is now reports to MHA. Bhutan border
which is relatively peaceful is guarded by BSF and SSB. Indian Army and Assam Rifle
safeguard India Myanmar border. The insurgency in Northeast is fuelled, financed and abetted
by China and Pakistan. Naga and Mizo terrorists frequently cross India Myanmar border for
shelter, training and assistance. These insurgent groups run training camps and have safe
houses in Myanmar. Not only this, these terrorist groups are deeply involved in smuggling of
drugs and weapons to finance their struggle. As the terrain of the area is very difficult the task of
Indian security forces becomes very strenuous.
BSF controls Indo-Bangladesh border and there are never-ending fights between BSF and
Bangladesh Rifles (BDR). In fact few thousand acres of Indian land is within Bangladesh and lot
of Bangladeshi land is in India. 1974 Land Border Agreement tried to resolve this issue but the
agreement cannot be implemented as it is a politically sensitive issue and both countries lack
the determination to solve the issue.
Fortunately the economic growth of India is much higher in comparison to all its neighbours
except China hence there is large scale of migration from neighbouring countries. According to
an estimate nearly 1.5 million Bangladeshis are living illegally in India. Besides this there are
other threats like infiltration and ex-filtration of terrorists, drug & human trafficking, arms
smuggling, a close business partnership has emerged between drug and arms smugglers,
funds are sent for establishing Madrasas. The list is endless. Principally MHA is responsible for
the border management and Para Military Force should guard the borders. Presently more than
one Para Military Force looks after the acknowledged border and army looks after LOC in J&K
and Line of Actual Control (LAC) on Indo-Tibetan border.
Here it is pertinent to note that multifarious agencies are involved in protecting the borders.
Needless to say that efficient command and control is the biggest casualty in case of multiple
agencies. In fact all the Para- Military Forces must be under the direct control of the army and
more and more retired army personnel should join these forces.
November 26, 2013 is the fifth anniversary of attack on Mumbai by 10 terrorists from Pakistan.
All of them came through sea. Hence after the terror attack a three tier coastal security was
implemented. Navy is guarding the outermost area while the Coast Guard is responsible for the
intermediate layer and state police is patrolling the shallow waters and the areas abutting the
seashore. Here three agencies are made responsible for marine security which is certainly not
an ideal situation.

In fact Coast Guard which has the capacity and capability of guarding the coastline
should be made fully responsible for the coastal security.
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11. 
Safe guarding such a long, diffic
e
g
l
cult and
varie border physically is not o
ed
y
only an
impo
ossible ta
ask but it is als
so very
expe
ensive.
Hence
Indian
security
agen
ncies must be equip
pped with modern
elec
ctronic gad
dgets including ha
and-held
therm image
mal
eries, nigh vision d
ht
devices,
grou
und sens
sors and other various
surv
veillance d
devices. There m ust be
vigorous use o satellites, aerial im
of
magery,
helic
copters and unmanned aerial v
vehicles
(UAV More and more motor abl e roads
Vs).
shou be cons
uld
structed along the bo
orders.

India must try to resolve its differe
a
e
ences with the neigh
h
hbouring c
countries on the basi of
o
is
give and take so that the valuable resources can be utilized else
e
s
ewhere. In the beginning
disputes with friendly ne
eighbors c
can be set
ttled and then India can proce
eed slowly but
y
firml towards other neig
ly
ghbours.

Besi
ides this, s
security fo
orces must try to be friendly with the po
t
e
w
opulation residing at the
r
t
bord
ders. The s
security agencies sho
ould win th confide
heir
ence and g
goodwill an they should
nd
be m
made mor trade efficient. S
re
e
Special pro
ogrammes especially on health, educat
y
tion,
hous
sing, agriculture shou be laun
uld
nched. The importan of supp
e
nce
port of border popula
ation
cann be over emphasiz
not
zed.

Last governm
tly
ment of Ind should make an annual ass
dia
a
sessment o all its po
of
olicies towa
ards
the border ma
anagement and mus make regular appr
t
st
raisal of w
what has been done and
what more can be done.
n
National Se
N
ecurity Adv
visor Shivs
shankar M
Menon has rightly sai that “To
id
oday India does not f
face
external ex
e
xistential th
hreats. The is little distinction between our intern and ext
ere
n
nal
ternal secu
urity.
Recent dev
R
velopments in our neighbourh ood, howe
ever, show that we s
w
should ma our bo
ake
order
manageme much m
m
ent
more proac
ctive, using technolog and inte
g
gy
elligence a develo
and
oping influe
ence
across the borders to manage them in a m
a
o
t
more intelligent way.”
”
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