Security Resource Center

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Contributing Editor Sheila Kennedy reports on how today’s camera systems do more than snap pictures or videos.

Access Control: Keeping terrorist attacks out of your plant

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Could your plant be turned into a weapon of mass destruction? Could the goods you manufacture be intentionally contaminated or your hazardous materials stolen? Keep bad things from happening to good people, plants and products.

Infrastructure protection: Council aims to coordinate state, local security efforts

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Plant managers and engineers are at the front line in the war on terrorism, according to the Department of Homeland Security. That’s why it recently established the State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC), which, in part, seeks participation from people like you.

Cyber security is a team effort

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Originally, industrial control systems were physically and electronically-isolated systems that used proprietary operating systems, and obscurity generally provided the cyber security. However, a confluence of technical developments, governmental mandates and productivity requirements have led to the "opening up" of control system infrastructures. Effective plant-floor protection requires cooperation between IT and control.

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Podcast: Littelfuse's Larry Altmayer discusses the paradigm shift in plant electrical infrastructure

Larry Altmayer, POWR-GARD services manager for Littelfuse Inc., says we must consider electrical infrastructure to be a dynamic system that requires regular attention and a formal preventive maintenance program.