The Future of Securing Intelligent Electronic Devices Using the IEC 62351-7 Standard for Monitoring
summary
Demonstrates IEC 62351-7 applied to real SCADA gear: devices expose health indicators and support smart polling so monitoring is built in. A lab hydrodam with SNMP shows immediate detection of a physically unplugged sensor, CPU/memory spikes after a malicious ladder logic upload, and instant alerts when backup power or redundant slots are removed. HMI process listings create a white‑list that flags unexpected tasks without installing agents. Detection is implemented with Nozomi Guardian using SNMP.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30About the speakers
- 1:50Agenda
- 2:30Smart Grid
- 7:05Summary
- 8:32Active Monitoring
- 8:51Hydro Dam
- 11:38Active Monitoring Example
- 13:08Softwarebased Attack
- 16:10Cyber Squirrel
- 17:37Power Supply
- 19:26HMI
- 20:08Demonstration
- 22:15Conclusion
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