ICS / SCADA Cyber security
Adithya Naresh
SAP Labs
root@kali :-# whoami
• Security Enthusiast
• Been in ICS for 2 years in my
previous employment
• Like to play around with windows
executable
root@kali :-# ls -al ICS
root@kali :-# cat ICS
root@kali :-# sed -n ā€˜/vendors/p’ ICS
 Sensors and actuators
 allow interaction with the physical world (pressure sensor, valves, motors….)
 Local HMI
 Human-Machine Interface, permits the supervision and control of a sub
process
 PLC
 Programmable Logic Controller : manages the sensors and actuators
 Supervision screen
 remote supervision of the industrial process
 Data historian
 Records all the data from the production and Scada networks
 RTU
 Remote Terminal Unit (standalone PLC)
run exploit
root@kali :-# echo ā€œDemo Timeā€
root@kali :-# exit ICS
• https://ics-cert-training.inl.gov/ - ICS CERT VLP
• http://www.controlglobal.com/ - Top 50
• https://ics-radar.shodan.io - Shodan
• https://www.defcon.org - Defcon

Introduction to ICS/SCADA security

  • 1.
    ICS / SCADACyber security Adithya Naresh SAP Labs
  • 2.
    root@kali :-# whoami •Security Enthusiast • Been in ICS for 2 years in my previous employment • Like to play around with windows executable
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
    root@kali :-# sed-n ā€˜/vendors/p’ ICS
  • 7.
     Sensors andactuators  allow interaction with the physical world (pressure sensor, valves, motors….)  Local HMI  Human-Machine Interface, permits the supervision and control of a sub process  PLC  Programmable Logic Controller : manages the sensors and actuators  Supervision screen  remote supervision of the industrial process  Data historian  Records all the data from the production and Scada networks  RTU  Remote Terminal Unit (standalone PLC)
  • 9.
    run exploit root@kali :-#echo ā€œDemo Timeā€
  • 10.
    root@kali :-# exitICS • https://ics-cert-training.inl.gov/ - ICS CERT VLP • http://www.controlglobal.com/ - Top 50 • https://ics-radar.shodan.io - Shodan • https://www.defcon.org - Defcon

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