OT Key Word Quiz #7

What is the purpose of a Risk Assessment in operational technology?

• To ensure compliance with international standards

• To identify, analyze, and evaluate potential risks to an organization or system

• To manage changes to systems, processes, or environments

• To monitor and control network traffic

What does Compliance refer to in the context of operational technology?

• The process of managing changes to systems, processes, or environments

• The act of conforming to rules, regulations, or standards

• The set of cybersecurity standards for North America's bulk electric system

• The series of international standards for industrial automation and control systems security

What is NERC CIP? North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection

• A network security device that monitors and controls traffic

• A process of managing changes to systems, processes, or environments

• A series of international standards for industrial automation and control systems security

• A set of cybersecurity standards designed to secure the assets required for operating North America's bulk electric system

What is Operational Risk?

• The risk of loss from non-compliance with international standards

• The risk of loss from not managing changes to systems, processes, or environments

• The risk of loss resulting from inadequate or failed internal processes, people, and systems or from external events

• The risk of loss due to inadequate cybersecurity measures

What is the purpose of Change Management in operational technology?

• To identify, analyze, and evaluate potential risks

• To conform to rules, regulations, or standards

• To manage changes to systems, processes, or environments

• To secure the assets required for operating North America's bulk electric system

What is IEC 62443?

• A network security device that monitors and controls traffic

• A set of cybersecurity standards for North America's bulk electric system

• A series of international standards for industrial automation and control systems security

• The process of managing changes to systems, processes, or environments

What is a Firewall in the context of network security?

• A process of managing changes to systems, processes, or environments

• A set of cybersecurity standards designed to secure assets

• A series of international standards for industrial automation and control systems security

• A network security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules