The development of a generic framework for the forensic analysis of SCADA and process control systems
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2009
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Slay, J.
Sitnikova, E.
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Sorrell, M.
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Event/exhibition information: International Conference on Forensics in Telecommunications, Information, and Multimedia 2009, Adelaide, South Australia, 19/01/2009-21/01/2009
Source details - Title: Forensics in telecommunications, information and multimedia, 2009 / Sorrell, M. (ed./s), vol.8 LNICST, Ch.9, pp.77-82
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There is continuing interest in researching generic security architectures and strategies for managing SCADA and process control systems. Documentation from various countries on IT security does now begin to recommendations for security controls for (federal) information systems which include connected process control systems. Little or no work exists in the public domain which takes a big picture approach to the issue of developing a generic or generalisable approach to SCADA and process control system forensics. The discussion raised in this paper is that before one can develop solutions to the problem of SCADA forensics, a good understanding of the forensic computing process, and the range of technical and procedural issues subsumed with in this process, need to be understood, and also agreed, by governments, industry and academia.
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Copyright 2009 ICST Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering