Cybersecurity in Building Automation: Effective Defense against Attacks
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Building automation systems are increasingly networked with IT solutions; however, processes focused on security against internal and external network attacks are still relatively rare in this field. The reason for this is, largely unprotected systems in building technology meet a complex IT realm.
Intelligent, Secure Building Automation
- Open, interoperable systems are the basis for energy-efficient building automation strategies.
- Building technology is coupled with intelligent power supply networks, exposing the building operator to potential network attacks.
- WAGO has the expertise and technology to incorporate IT infrastructure into building automation from the earliest design phases, and to safeguard it over the long term.