White Papers: SCADA
Securing SCADA: Overview, Risks, and Mitigation
By HP | 5/4/2012
This paper will separate the fact from fiction on the threats and vulnerabilities to SCADA systems and
networks. It will outline how SCADA systems have inherent vulnerabilities that can be best resolved by
adhering to security best practices. Considering that security tools have long secured corporate networks, this paper will offer how these same solutions can be used to mitigate the risks to SCADA systems.
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