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Why Don’t We See More Stories Like This On The News? So, despite how easy it is to find ways to remotely interact with such OT networks, we aren’t seeing more incidents like the one in Oldsmar making the news. One reason may be that these facilities don’t have to disclose such events right when they happen. Additionally, many companies, especially in the public sector want to avoid bad publicity and do what they can to avoid their company name smeared in cyberattack news headlines. We’ve seen many companies, especially publicly traded companies lose stock value and brand trust after a cyberattack. But the main reason you don’t see more of these attacks on the news is that SCADAfence protects many of these critical infrastructure facilities. Over the last seven years, SCADAfence has been working with many critical infrastructure organizations, including water & wastewater facilities to keep their OT networks safe. We do this by providing them with full network visibility, we accurately detect any anomalous behavior and malicious activities - including anomalies that originate in remote access. We were ready for 2020 before remote access security was required (due to the lockdowns) and it’s been paying off dividends. Here is a case study of the City of Hutchinson, Kansas. Here’s How SCADAfence Secures Water Treatment Facilities Let me show you a few key examples, (with actual screenshots) of how we have prevented identical attacks over the last seven years for our customers. 1. With the SCADAfence Platform’s continuous network monitoring we have been easily been able to detect any remote access into OT networks, specifically, detailed alerts for TeamViewer connections in OT networks. 2. We also immediately alert on value level changes, once they pass a certain threshold to prevent unauthorized changes or process manipulation. The platform is also so flexible that users can create specific firewall-like rules for variables such as this one: “Sodium Hydroxide ppm 26
Anomalous Value” alert. This will raise an alert in case the value of Sodium Hydroxide in the water exceeds the max value of (for example) 40 ppm (parts per million) or goes below 1 ppm. 3. The SCADAfence Platform also provides visual exposure maps that can spot malicious activities - weeks, or even months in advance. At another similar incident (that didn't hit the news), we monitored a water treatment facility during normal operations. As you can see in the screenshot below, there was no connectivity between the remote access group and the DMZ group. 27
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