Dairy SCADA Hardening Clinic
PLACEHOLDER — Bring your own SCADA headache: a small-group clinic on pasteurisation control, historian access and the accounts nobody remembers creating.
About this event
A deliberately small clinic — twenty-five seats — for dairy processors running SCADA over pasteurisation, separation and CIP. Rather than slides, the day works through the problems attendees bring with them.
Standing topics include shared engineering logins, historian databases quietly exposed to the office network, and the awkward question of patching a control system that legally cannot stop.
Run jointly with a regional automation partner, so there is someone in the room who can answer the vendor-specific questions.
Agenda
- 8:30 am
Clinic opening: everyone states their worst SCADA problem
- 9:30 am
Shared engineering accounts, and how to retire them safely
- 11:00 am
Historians, reporting servers and the office-network bridge
- 1:30 pm
Patching a plant that cannot stop: maintenance-window planning
- 3:30 pm
Open surgery — attendees’ own architectures on the whiteboard
Speakers
Partner automation engineering team
Clinic co-host
CSAFI OT Security Faculty
Clinic lead
CSAFI