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Oil and gas, alternative energy, manufacturing and utility companies increase demand for proper tool implementations to allow remote access to controlling and regulating SCADA and other industrial control systems. The advancements in technology allow organizations to connect seamlessly to their environments, though there are noticeable risks emerging which exposes the environment to the public.
Stakeholders who require such seamless remote connectivity are:
• Accountants
• Maintenance
• Purchasing Departments
• Other SCADA platforms communicate over the internet
The remote access necessary to perform organization duties with ease come with inherent risk as the level of exposure increases resulting in a rise in potential malicious attacks. Cybercrime is one of the greatest threats facing the world, the level of impact on a global scale is unmeasurable.
There are many reports of devastating incidents of organizations resulting in a breach, generating severe losses and physical damages to the corporate infrastructure.
• One third of industrial sites are connected to the Internet.
• 60% of industrial sites have passwords traversing over networks in plain text.
• 50% are not running anti-virus protection software on their endpoints.
• About 20,000 different malware samples were found in ICS belonging to over 2,000 different malware families in 2016.
• Incomplete knowledge about network-connected devices. Legacy systems paired with newer technology may result in sacrificing mission-critical security.
• Casual patching practices. Consistent firmware and software updates, including patching bundled vendor packages is imperative.
• Incomplete monitoring. Many organizations are not getting actionable real-time threat alerts about security exploits.
• Discontinuity in system and user authentication can allow unauthorized users access to the system.
• Disparate policies and procedures. A unified security policy protects both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT).
• IT security implementation. Most organizations have not fully deployed their IT security programs.
With inevitable cyber-attacks continuing, security professionals in critical infrastructure face enduring pressures, which affect organizational priorities. They require improved flow of information and innovative strategies in risk management.
No organizations are completely resistant to cyber-attacks, though a proactive, all-encompassing strategy can eliminate a majority of threats. At a time when one small exposure can devalue an organization’s brand, getting security right is imperative.
Cyber Arqs industry security experts can assist asset owners protect SCADA and other critical infrastructure from emerging cyber threats. SCADA systems should be analyzed for threats and vulnerabilities.
Our team of security experts can assist you with:
• SCADA Vulnerability Testing
• Risk Management
• Social Engineering
• Application & Database Vulnerability Testing
• Employee Security Awareness Training
• Educate Officer’s, managing directors and board members on cyber risks
• Educate employees to improve their knowledge and competency regarding cyber security
Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Gap, Risk, External Threat BCP, DRP, Vendor Management Policies & Procedures
Outsource your CISO functions to an expert senior security management team, reduce work load for your employees, and ultimately reduce cost.
Vulnerability, Risk and Penetration Testing on network devices for Industrial Control Systems
CyberArq experts prepare your organization for the next audit in a variety of sectors.
CyberArq experts will review your organizations source code for vulnerabilities, bugs and dead code. No code is 100% bug free.
CyberArq forensic experts assist in determining the root cause of compromise and can act as an expert witness in the court of law
Our expert team of penetration testers will continuously test your organizations assets for any potential vulnerabilities
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