This repository contains various ICS/SCADA/OT focused signatures and analytics. The end goal is to enable Critical Infrastructure Defenders, Intrusion Analysts, and others to implement continuous and vigilant system monitoring.
WARNING: These signatures/analytics aren’t necessarily malicious activity. They require follow on analysis to truly determine if this activity is malicious or not.
Cyber actors have demonstrated their continued willingness to conduct malicious cyber activity against Critical Infrastructure (CI) by exploiting Internet-accessible and vulnerable Operational Technology (OT) assets.
Due to the increase in adversary capabilities and activity, the criticality to U.S. national security and way of life, and the vulnerability of OT systems, civilian infrastructure makes attractive targets for foreign powers attempting to do harm to U.S.
Interests or retaliate for perceived U.S. aggression. It is highly recommended that ICS/SCADA/OT Critical Infrastructure owners and operators implement a continuous and vigilant system monitoring program.
Please reference the following Cybersecurity Advisory for further background: NSA and CISA Recommend Immediate Actions to Reduce Exposure Across all Operational Technologies and Control Systems.
WARNING: These signatures/analytics aren’t necessarily malicious activity. They require follow on analysis to truly determine if this activity is malicious or not.
The provided SNORT rules are alerting rules. Investigation for accuracy is required for hits.
The rules have been tested, but every system can be configured differently, so ensure that the signature is triggered properly or is adjusted as needed based on the sensors and the environment.
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