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Horch, 2018 - Google Patents

Bringing safety and security together for process control applications: It is important to understand the interaction between safety and security in process control …

Horch, 2018

Document ID
14297955314908148266
Author
Horch A
Publication year
Publication venue
Control Engineering

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Every production process comes with inherent risks. To achieve the greatest degree of safety and security, it is vital to implement an effective separation of the process control and safety systems, which is required for functional safety and cybersecurity standards. There is …
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