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ICC 2020: Blockchain-Based Operator Logs and Ignition Auditing
- 1. Blockchain & Ignition Auditing
- 2. Alex Marcy President Bill Bohn Senior Systems Engineer Alex@corsosystems.com William.Bohn@corsosystems.com
- 3. Andrew Geiger Senior Systems Engineer Scott Emond Head of Operations Andrew.Geiger@corsosystems.com Scott.Emond@corsosystems.com
- 4. • Track what, what ,when, where, why, and how things happen in a process Why is Auditing Important? Introduction
- 5. • Digital record of everything that happens in Ignition • Stored in a database • Can be tampered with given enough know how and access to the database Audit Log • Provides a chain of trust for all events tracked in the blockchain • Tamper evident • Public and Private blockchains allow for different modes of determining and enforcing trust Blockchain Introduction
- 6. Hyperledger Fabric – Single Ledger
- 7. Hyperledger Fabric – Integrated Ledgers
- 8. info@corsosystems.com
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Most automated processes require tracking of system status and performance, including operator responses to process upsets. Typically, this is accomplished using a physical notebook, as it is relatively tamper-proof. Using Ignition’s built-in Audit Log, this process can be done digitally, but it’s possible to alter and tamper with after data has been entered. In order to prevent tampering of the digital operator log, Corso Systems has built a tool using blockchain technology to ensure records are not changed, including distributed validation to ensure data integrity and limit the impact of bad actors trying to interfere with the system. This session will cover the implementation and methodology of this technology, real-world use cases, and show how this tool helps keep Ignition at the forefront of digital operations.
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