This is part of a continuing series of blog posts about the
latest DHS-IdeaScale project to open a public dialog about homeland security topics.
This dialog
addresses the DHS Integrated Task Force project to help advance the DHS
implementation of the President’s Cybersecurity Framework outlined in EO 13636.
The earlier post in this series was:
On Sunday I posted an idea under the topic of “What would
you like to see a public-private partnership for Security and Resilience
achieve? My idea is titled “Identify
and Resolve Inherent ICS Insecurity”. It addresses the problem PLCs and
other industrial control system components that, by design, allow anyone with
access to the control system network to change the programing of these devices;
not a new problem to readers of this blog.
I would like to suggest that readers of this blog should
look at this particular idea on the IdeaScale site (and all of the others as
well). I would like to see comments and discussion on the topic to help the
program development folks at DHS better understand the problem. And supportive votes
will help to raise the issue to a higher level of awareness with the
bureaucrats managing the Framework process.
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