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CISA’s ICS exposure-control checklist: cut reachability first
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CISA’s ICS exposure-control checklist: cut reachability first
If your ICS can be reached from the Internet, it is already too exposed. CISA’s recurring advice is to reduce reachability first, then layer in segmentation, firewalls, and controlled remote access[1][2].
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