Industrial Security
Security Solutions from Plant to Enterprise
We offer industrial security and solutions with a comprehensive approach beyond just network security. We protect the integrity and availability of your complex automation solutions. Our industrial security services will help you effectively assess, implement, and maintain ICS security within operations. We enable transformational technologies that rely on enterprise connectivity. The security landscape is ever-changing so you need a partner who will help you manage the constantly evolving risk. To do that effectively, you need a partner who you can trust and who is transparent in approach.
Security Services
Field consulting services to help assess design, implement, and manage solutions
Products and Solutions
Network security, content protection, tamper detection, and access control solutions
Advisories and Support
Stay current with patch management, subscription licensing, and advisories
Build a More Secure Industrial Control System
Manage Threats with a Comprehensive Security Approach
A fully connected enterprise requires a comprehensive approach to industrial security. This approach includes policies and procedures that address people, process, and technology-related risks. A complex, interconnected system includes challenges. It is critical to understand the potential risks and start building security into your industrial automation control systems.
Industrial assets require a defense-in-depth security approach that addresses both internal and external security threats. A defense-in-depth security architecture is based on the idea that any one point of protection may be defeated. This approach uses physical, electronic, and procedural layers of defense, and applies the appropriate controls that address different types of risks.
We can help you manage potential threats and build a more secure industrial control system that meets your needs. We have unique capabilities and expertise to address industrial security needs, reduce risk, and enable uptime in control systems.
Standards and Research Engagement
Continual Improvement Through Collaboration
We collaborate and learn from our partners and other research institutions to develop robust, secure products for industrial environments. To verify our products meet necessary security and performance requirements, we develop methodologies and tools based on standards such as ISA/IEC 62443, UL, Industrie 4.0, and NIST. We also work with national response organizations, such as ICS-CERT, to communicate and notify the broader community as vulnerabilities are identified.
Assess Your Level of Security
Understand the Security Threats and How to Mitigate Them
Use this Security Assessment Tool to help you benchmark your current industrial security level of risk. You can compare yourself against other organizations in your industries, and start identifying methods to mitigate potential security risks.
Trusted and Transparent
Improving Product Security and Partnering with Customers to Manage Risk
Building more secure systems starts with using more secure products. Our customers can trust that we use a robust, structured, and secure development lifecycle to build security into products from the beginning. Our processes adhere to a corporate-wide security standards and requirements program managed by our product security office. Our security subject matter experts receive ongoing training on the standards, technologies, and tools needed to implement the latest security policies and practices. Vulnerabilities do happen, and when they do, we have a plan in place. Using our incident response process, our customer response team evaluates the threat, develops mitigation plans, and provides timely communication with our customers throughout the process.
Have a security concern?
To address concerns or to report issues with Rockwell Automation products as employed in larger systems, contact us at secure@ra.rockwell.com. Communicate securely with us using our PGP Public Key Block.
Protecting Networks and Facilities Against Fast-Changing Threats
Manufacturing and industrial facilities are operating in ways they scarcely could have imagined a few decades ago and with ever more connected operations, the potential entrance points for industrial security threats increases. A 2014 Kaspersky Labs survey revealed 21% of manufacturers suffered an intellectual property loss within a one-year period.
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