Yeah, I can understand remote monitoring (like @skybrian said), but remote operations is just stupid. That’s what the phone number to the shift manager is for.
Yeah, I can understand remote monitoring (like @skybrian said), but remote operations is just stupid. That’s what the phone number to the shift manager is for.
What is the reasoning behind having any critical infrastructure connected to the Internet?
To me, this seems incredibly unwise and foolish.
Remote monitoring makes sense, but the controls should be isolated.
Yeah, I can understand remote monitoring (like @skybrian said), but remote operations is just stupid. That’s what the phone number to the shift manager is for.
It's like these people learned nothing from Battlestar Galactica.
Refresh my memory please.
I'm going to have to go back and watch this series. Thanks!
@Deimos
There is another article posted in ~comp covering the same story. Is there a way to combine these or something else?
I'll just remove that other one and point them here (this one was posted first, and I think ~tech is more appropriate), thanks.
That’s fine, I guess I was thinking about ~comp from a sysadmin/cybersecurity POV.