CHAPTER 53
MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
Caleb S. Coggins and Diane E. Levine
53.1.1 Prevention, Detection, and Response
53.1.2 Controlling versus Monitoring
53.1.4 Defining the Scope and System Requirements
53.2 CHANGE AND SECURITY IMPLICATIONS
53.2.1 Regulations, Policies, and Frameworks
53.2.3 Configuration Protection
53.2.4 Performance Considerations
53.3.1 Internal, One to One, One to Many, and Distributed
53.3.2 Automation and the Human–Machine Interface
53.3.3 Snapshots versus Real Time
53.4.2 Process Flow and Job Scheduling
53.5.2 Types of Log File Records
53.5.3 Automation and Resource Allocation
53.6 DATA AGGREGATION AND REDUCTION
53.6.1 Centralized Data Stores
53.7 NOTIFICATIONS AND REPORTING
53.7.2 Trend Analysis and Reporting
53.8 MONITORING AND CONTROL CHALLENGES
53.8.2 Industrial Control Systems
53.1 INTRODUCTION.
Monitoring and control (M&C) systems address security events through prevention, detection, ...
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