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Industrial network security: securing critical infrastructure networks for Smart Grid, SCADA , and other industrial control systems

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Hauptverfasser:	Knapp, Eric D. (VerfasserIn), Langill, Joel Thomas (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser:	Samani, Raj (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier / Syngress 2015
Ausgabe:	Second edition
Schlagworte:	Intelligentes Stromnetz Corporate Network Computersicherheit SCADA > Programm
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Beschreibung:	xix, 439 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme
ISBN:	9780124201149

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adam_text	Contents About the Authors ....................................................................................................xv Pret ace ....................................................................................................................xvii Acknowledgments ...................................................................................................xix CHAPTER 1 Introduction ................................................................................. ι Book Overview and Key Learning Points .............................................1 Book Audience .......................................................................................2 Diagrams and Figures ............................................................................2 The Smart Grid ......................................................................................3 How This Book is Organized .................................................................3 Chapter 2: About Industrial Networks ............................................3 Chapter 3: Industrial Cyber Security, History, and Trends ............4 Chapter 4: Introduction to ICS and Operations ..............................4 Chapter 5: ICS Network Design and Architecture .........................4 Chapter 6: Industrial Network Protocols ........................................4 Chapter 7: Hacking Industrial Systems ..........................................5 Chapter X: Risk and Vulnerability Assessments .............................5 Chapter 9: Establishing Zones and Conduits ..................................5 Chapter 10: Implementing Security and Access Controls ..............5 Chapter I 1: Exception. Anomaly, and Threat Detection ................5 Chapter 12: Security Monitoring of Industrial Control Systems ........................................................................................... ft Chapter 13: Standards and Regulations .......................................... ft Changes Made to the Second Edition ............................................. ft Conclusion .............................................................................................7 CHAPTER 2 About Industrial Networks .....................................................9 The Lrse oľTerminology Within This Book .......................................... У Attacks. Breaches, and Incidents: Malware. Exploits, and APTs ....................................................... I I Assets. Critical Assets, Cyber Assets. and Critical Cyber Assets ..................................... Security Controls and Security Counlermcasures Firewalls and Intrusion Prevention Systems ......... Industrial Control System ..................................... DCS or SCADA?.... Industrial Networks vi Contents Industrial Protocols .......................................................................15 Networks, Routable Networks, and Nonroutable Networks ........18 Enterprise or Business Networks ..................................................20 Zones and Enclaves ......................................................................22 Network Perimeters or Electronic Security Perimeters ............24 Critical infrastructure ....................................................................26 Common Industrial Security Recommendations .................................29 Identification of Critical Systems .................................................29 Network Segmentation/Isolation of Systems ................................31 Defense in Depth ..........................................................................33 Access Control ..............................................................................34 Advanced Industrial Security Recommendations ................................35 Security Monitoring ......................................................................36 Policy Whitelisling .......................................................................36 Application Whitelisting ...............................................................36 Common Mispcrceptions About industrial Network Security .................................................................37 Assumptions Made in This Book .................................................38 Summary ..............................................................................................39 Endnotes...............................................................................................39 CHAPTER 3 Industrial Cyber Security History and Trends __________________________________41 Importance of Securing Industrial Networks .......................................41 The Evolution of the Cyber Threat ......................................................44 APTs and Wcaponized Malware..................................................47 Slili to Come .................................................................................50 Defending Against Modern Cyber Threats ...................................51 Insider Threats .....................................................................................52 Hacktivism. Cyber Crime. Cyber Terrorism, and Cyber War .............53 Summary .......................................................... 55 Emlnotes .......................................................... 55 CHAPTER 4 Introduction to Industrial Control Systems and Operations ________________ 59 System Assets ............................................ 50. Programmable Logic Controller ...................................................59 Remote Terminal Unit ............................................ 6З Intelligent Electronic Device ........................................................ jy Human-Machine Interface ....................................... 64 Contents vii Supervisory Workstations .............................................................67 Data Historian ...............................................................................67 Business Information Consoles and Dashboards ..........................68 Other Assets ..................................................................................69 System Operations ...............................................................................70 Control Loops ...............................................................................70 Control Processes ..........................................................................72 Feedback Loops ............................................................................73 Production Information Management ...........................................73 Business Information Management ..............................................74 Process Management ...........................................................................76 Safety Instrumented Systems ............................................................... 7S The Smart Grid ....................................................................................80 Network Architectures .........................................................................82 Summary ..............................................................................................82 Kndnotes ...............................................................................................83 CHAPTER 5 Industrial Network Design and Architecture .................85 Introduction to Industrial Networking .................................................87 Common Topologies ............................................................................92 Network Segmentation .........................................................................96 Higher Layer Segmentation ..........................................................99 Physical vs. Logical Segmentation ............................................. KM Network Services ...............................................................................106 Wireless Networks .............................................................................107 Remote Access ...................................................................................108 Performance Considerations . Latency and Jitter ........... Bandwidth and Throughput ................................................ Type of Service. Class of Service, and Quality of Service. Network Hops ..................................................................... Network Security Controls ................................................. Safety Instrumented Systems. Special Considerations ........... Wide Area Connectivity . Smart Grid Network Considerations Advanced Metering Infrastructure... Summary I ind notes. II I! 12 13 13 14 15 15 16 IK 19 19 viii Contents CHAPTER 6 Industrial Network Protocols ............................................121 Overview of Industrial Network Protocols ........................................121 Fieldbus Protocols ..............................................................................123 Modicon Communication Bus ....................................................123 Distributed Network Protocol .....................................................130 Process Fieldbus .........................................................................139 Industrial Ethernet Protocols ......................................................141 Ethernet Industrial Protocol ........................................................142 PROFÍNÉT .................................................................................146 EtherCAT ....................................................................................147 Ethernet POWERLINK..............................................................148 SERCOSIII ................................................................................149 Backend Protocols .............................................................................150 Open Process Communications ..................................................150 Inter-Control Center Communications Protocol ........................157 Advanced Metering Infrastructure and the Smart Grid .....................162 Security Concerns .......................................................................164 Security Recommendations ........................................................164 Industrial Protocol Simulators ...........................................................164 Modbus .......................................................................................165 DNP3 / IEC 60870-5..................................................................165 OPC .............................................................................................165 ICCP/IEC 60870-6 (TASE.2) ...................................................165 Physical Hardware ......................................................................166 Summary ............................................................................................166 Endnotcs ............................................................................................. J66 CHAPTER 7 Hacking Industrial Control Systems _____________ m Motives and Consequences ................................................................17 1 Consequences of a Successful Cyber Incident ...........................171 Cyber Security and Safely ..........................................................172 Common Industrial Targets ...............................................................174 Common Attack Methods ..................................................................186 Man-in-lhc-Middlc Attacks ........................................................186 Denial-of- Serv ice Attacks ..........................................................187 Replay Attacks ............................................................................188 Compromising the Human-Machine Interface ..........................189 Compromising the Engineering Workstation .............................189 Blended Attacks ..........................................................................190 Contents ix Examples ol Weaponized Industrial Cyber Threats ..........................190 Stuxnct ........................................................................................191 Shamoon/DistTrack....................................................................195 Flame/Flamer/Sky wiper .............................................................195 Attack Trends .....................................................................................196 Evolving Vulnerabilities: The Adobe Exploits ...........................197 Industrial Application Layer Attacks ..........................................198 Antisocial Networks: A New Playground for Malware............. 2(K) Dealing with an Infection ...................................................................203 Summary ............................................................................................205 Endnotes.............................................................................................206 CHAPTER 8 Risk and Vulnerability Assessments ..............................209 Cyber Security and Risk Management ..............................................210 Why Risk Management is the Foundation ol Cyber Security ........................................................................210 What is Risk? ..............................................................................211 Standards and Best Practices for Risk Management ..................213 Methodologies lor Assessing Risk Within Industrial Control Systems .................................................................................216 Security Tests ..............................................................................216 Establishing a Testing and Assessment Methodology ................219 System Characterization ....................................................................223 Data Collection ...........................................................................227 Scanning ol Industrial Networks ................................................228 Threat Identification ...........................................................................241 Threat Actors/Sources ................................................................241 Threat Vectors ............................................................................243 Threat Events ..............................................................................243 Identification of Threats During Security Assessments ..............244 Vulnerability Identification ................................................................246 Vulnerability Scanning ............................................................... 24S Configuration Auditing ...............................................................250 Vulnerability Prioritization .........................................................251 Risk Classification and Ranking ........................................................253 Consequences and Impact ...........................................................253 How to Estimate Consequences and Likelihood ........................254 Risk Ranking ..............................................................................256 Risk Reduction and Mitigation ..........................................................257 Summan ............................................................................................ 25H Endnotes.............................................................................................259 Contents CHAPTER 9 Establishing Zones and Conduits ....................................261 Security Zones and Conduits Explained ............................................263 Identifying and Classifying Security Zones and Conduits ................264 Recommended Security Zone Separation ..........................................265 Network Connectivity .................................................................266 Control Loops .............................................................................267 Supervisory Controls ..................................................................268 Plant Level Control Processes ....................................................268 Control Datastorage ..................................................................270 Trading Communications ...........................................................271 Remote Access ............................................................................272 Users and Roles ..........................................................................272 Protocols .....................................................................................274 Criticality ....................................................................................275 Establishing Security Zones and Conduits ........................................277 Summary ............................................................................................279 Endnotes.............................................................................................280 CHAPTER 10 Implementing Security and Access Controls ............................................................283 Network Segmentation .......................................................................287 Zones and Security Policy Development ....................................288 Using Zones within Security Device Configurations .................288 Implementing Network Security Controls .........................................290 Selecting Network Security Devices ..........................................290 Implementing Network Security Devices ...................................293 Implementing Host Security and Access Controls ............................309 Selecting Host Cyber Security Systems .....................................31 1 External Controls ........................................................................316 Patch Management ......................................................................316 How Much Security is Enough? ........................................................320 Summary ............................................................................................321 Endnotcs .............................................................................................321 CHAPTER 11 Exception, Anomaly, and Threat Detection ________323 Exception Reporting ..........................................................................324 Behavioral Anomaly Detection ..........................................................326 Measuring Baselines ...................................................................327 Anomaly Detection .....................................................................330 Behavioral Whitelisting .....................................................................333 User Whitelists ............................................................................334 Contents xi Asset Whitelists ..........................................................................335 Application Behavior Whitelists.................................................337 Threat Detection .................................................................................340 Event Correlation ........................................................................341 Correlating Between IT and ОТ Systems ...................................347 Summary ............................................................................................349 Endnotes.............................................................................................349 CHAPTER 12 Security Monitoring of Industrial Control Systems .....................................................................351 Determining what to Monitor ............................................................352 Security Events ...........................................................................353 Assets ..........................................................................................356 Configurations ............................................................................. 35S Applications ................................................................................360 Networks .....................................................................................361 User Identities and Authentication .............................................362 Additional Context ......................................................................365 Behavior ......................................................................................365 Successfully Monitoring Security /ones ...........................................367 Log Collection ............................................................................368 Direct Monitoring .......................................................................368 Inferred Monitoring ....................................................................369 Information Collection and Management Tools .........................372 Monitoring Across Secure Boundaries .......................................376 Information Management ...................................................................376 Queries ........................................................................................377 Reports ........................................................................................379 Alerts ...........................................................................................3X1 Incident Investigation and Response ..........................................3X1 Log Storage and Retention .................................................................3X2 Nonrepudiation ...........................................................................3X2 Data Retention/Storage ...............................................................3X2 Data Availability .........................................................................3X4 Summary ............................................................................................3X5 Endnotes.............................................................................................3X5 CHAPTER 13 Standards and Regulations ................................................387 Common Standards and Regulations ................................................. 3XX NERC CIP.................................................................................. 3X9 СЕЛТЅ ........................................................................................3X9 xii Contents ISO/IEC 27002...........................................................................390 NRC Regulation 5.71..................................................................390 NISTSP 800-82..........................................................................392 ISA/IEC-62443..................................................................................392 ISA 62443 Group 1: General ..................................................392 ISA 62443 Group 2: Policies and Procedures .........................393 ISA 62443 Group 3: System ...................................................393 ISA 62443 Group 4: Component ............................................394 Mapping Industrial Network Security to Compliance .......................395 Industry Best Practices for Conducting ICS Assessments .................395 Department of Homeland Security (USA) / Centre for Protection of National Infrastructure (UK) ...............396 National Security Agency (USA) ...............................................397 American Petroleum Institute (USA) / National Petrochemical and Refiners Association (USA) .........................397 Institute for Security and Open Methodologies (Spain) .............398 Common Criteria and FIPS Standards ...............................................398 Common Criteria ........................................................................398 FIPS I4O-2..................................................................................400 Summary ............................................................................................400 Endnotes.............................................................................................406 Appendix A Protocol Resources _____________________________409 Modbus Organization .........................................................................409 DNP3 Users Group ............................................................................409 OPC Foundation .................................................................................410 Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) / Open Device Vendor Association (ODVA) ............................................................410 PROFIBUS & PROHNĚT International (PI) ....................................410 Appendix В Standards Organizations ----------------------------------------411 North American Reliability Corporation (NERC) .............................411 The United Slates Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) ...................................................... 41 1 NRC Tille I0CFR 73.54.............................................. Щ І4І2 NRC RG 5.71.............................................................. ZZZ.All United States Department of Homeland Security ..............................412 Chemical Facilities Ami-Terrorism Standard (CFATS) .............412 CFATS Risk-Based Performance Standards (RBPS) .................412 International Society of Automation (ISA) ...................................„ ...413 International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) ...413 Contents xiii Appendix С NIST Security Guidelines ...................................................4i5 National Institute of Standards and Technology. Publications H(X) Series .........................................................415 Glossary................................................................................... 417 Endnotes.............................................................................................424 Index........................................................................................425
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