SCADA Security Testing

The SCADA control systems are not new. They have been around since the late 90s. They are used to connect the central computer system or the supervisory computers to a series of networked remote computers or the terminal units.

Traditionally, these computer networks are connected, on a closed network. But recently, the engineers have started using the open-sourced network or TCIP/IP enabled networks to connect which, leaves them vulnerable to the cyber attack.

One of the main risks of running SCADA on an IP network is the possibility of a cyberattack on the corporate network, which will directly lead the hacker to access the SCADA network.

Understand your risk - Our testing aims at discovering what or which attack vectors could the attacker use to reach your infrastructure and what would be the implications of a successful attack.
Uncover vulnerabilities - SCADA testing aims at identifying and classifying the most critical vulnerabilities in your security posture, providing you with proper remediation advice.
Test your defences - Are testing will help you understand how effective is your system, in detecting a breach? Your readiness plans in place at the time of the attack? We will help you evaluate your capabilities and reaction time to such a threat.
Evaluate third-party systems - Many SCADA systems use a third-party system and device which are necessary to be tested on a regular basis to make sure they are not the threat actors who have a potential route into the main critical systems.

The SCADA control systems are not new. They have been around since the late 90s. They are used to connect the central computer system or the supervisory computers to a series of networked remote computers or the terminal units.

Traditionally, these computer networks are connected, on a closed network. But recently, the engineers have started using the open-sourced network or TCIP/IP enabled networks to connect which, leaves them vulnerable to the cyber attack.

One of the main risks of running SCADA on an IP network is the possibility of a cyberattack on the corporate network, which will directly lead the hacker to access the SCADA network.