basically it is a reverse proxy for scada systems. Frankly with how vulnerable these systems are...i wouldn't want to expose one of them in any way at all. The good guys have to be perfect every time..the bad ones only once. if you need remote access ssl vpn or ipsec vpn is the way to go..which is offered.
basically it is a reverse proxy for scada systems. Frankly with how vulnerable these systems are...i wouldn't want to expose one of them in any way at all. The good guys have to be perfect every time..the bad ones only once. if you need remote access ssl vpn or ipsec vpn is the way to go..which is offered.
I'm with you on that one William. Everything I read on SCADA and Process Control Networks (PCN) makes me cringe, not because I don't understand the advantage of the technology, but the the almost naivety with which the gear is implemented.
Reminds me of IP networking in the early days of the internet before security became a tangible concern. Remember hanging Win XP off a cable/dsl modem directly, before XP had a firewall?[8-)]
basically it is a reverse proxy for scada systems. Frankly with how vulnerable these systems are...i wouldn't want to expose one of them in any way at all. The good guys have to be perfect every time..the bad ones only once. if you need remote access ssl vpn or ipsec vpn is the way to go..which is offered.
I'm with you on that one William. Everything I read on SCADA and Process Control Networks (PCN) makes me cringe, not because I don't understand the advantage of the technology, but the the almost naivety with which the gear is implemented.
Reminds me of IP networking in the early days of the internet before security became a tangible concern. Remember hanging Win XP off a cable/dsl modem directly, before XP had a firewall?[8-)]
