根据国际电气设备电工委员会 (IECEE) 认证机构计划，工业网络设备的 IEC 62443-4-2 认证是 Moxa 刚刚推出的下一代网络解决方案 EDS-4000/G4000 系列的关键技术2022 年 3 月。

正如 IEC 62443-4-2 和 IEC 62443-4-1 认证所认可的那样，Moxa 的技术解决方案旨在将网络和 OT 网络安全与分层纵深防御方法结合起来。这些解决方案涵盖基于 IEC 62443-4-2 网络安全标准的安全强化网络设备、具有威胁防御功能的 IT 和 OT 网络分段，以及实现工业入侵防御系统 (IPS) 的定制 OT 深度数据包检测 (DPI)。这些产品允许工业自动化和控制系统 (IACS) 构建具有可靠的端到端连接，以提供强大的硬件以及高性能和可靠的网络。



 

Moxa Networking 总经理 Samuel Chiu 表示：“当我们寻求 IEC 62443 标准的认证时，Moxa 经历了一次变革。“我们通过遵守与 IACS 安全开发的流程和产品要求相关的国际公认标准，证明了安全性是 Moxa 产品和解决方案组合 DNA 的一部分。这有利于我们的客户，他们现在必须利用这些解决方案在数字化转型的每一步中享受不间断的运营。”

根据 IDC 的《2022 年全球 IT/OT 融合预测》，到 2024 年，部署在边缘的新运营应用程序中有 75% 将利用容器化。这将实现更加开放和可组合的架构，这对于弹性运营是必不可少的。边缘设备的兴起和扩展的连接性代表了进入运营的途径。与过去的孤立自动化系统相比，它们正在高速部署并利用更多开放式架构和功能。这些设备必须安全地开发其软件和硬件元素，以在其整个产品生命周期中持续使用，无缝集成到整个网络中，并具有安全管理功能。

“网络和网络安全在运营环境中具有强大的协同作用，但它们都必须专为 OT 环境而构建。随着数字化未来和运营连接性的提高，将制定新的行业要求和标准，以确保供应商能够满足这些要求，”IDC 专注于全球 IT/OT 融合战略的研究总监 Jonathan Lang 说。“许多 IT 网络安全解决方案可能会忽略这些专业的行业要求，而将主题专业知识和运营能力相结合对于确保安全系统的完整性至关重要。”

为了为面向未来的运营奠定基础，许多系统集成商要求组件供应商遵守与其设备相关的 IEC 62443 标准的子部分。与软件开发过程相关的 IEC 62443-4-1 和与产品相关的 IEC 62443-4-2 标准强调了选择提供采用“设计安全”方法构建的硬化硬件组件的供应商的重要性。



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“When we pursued the certification of the IEC 62443 standards, the journey was transformational for Moxa,” said Samuel Chiu, general manager of Moxa Networking. “We demonstrated that security is part of the DNA of Moxa’s product and solution portfolios by complying with the internationally recognized standards related to the process and product requirements for the secure development of an IACS. This benefits our customers who must now utilize these solutions to enjoy undisrupted operations during every step of their digital transformation.”

According to IDC’s Worldwide IT/OT Convergence 2022 Predictions, 75% of new operational applications deployed at the edge will leverage containerization by 2024. This will enable a more open and composable architecture, which will be necessary for resilient operations. The rise in edge devices and expanded connectivity represent a pathway into operations. They are being deployed at a high rate and utilize more open architectures and capabilities compared to the isolated automation systems of the past. These devices must have both their software and hardware elements developed securely to last throughout their product lifecycle, integrate seamlessly into the network overall, and have security management capabilities.

“Networking and cybersecurity have strong synergies in operations settings, yet they both must be purpose- built for OT environments. With the digital future and increased connectedness of operations, new industry requirements and standards will be put in place to ensure providers can keep up with these requirements,” said Jonathan Lang, research director of IDC with a focus on Worldwide IT/OT Convergence Strategies. “These specialized industry requirements can be overlooked by many IT cybersecurity solutions, and combining subject matter expertise and capabilities from operations is critical to ensure integrity of security systems.”

To create a foundation for futureproof operations, many system integrators require that component suppliers comply with the subsections of the IEC 62443 standard that pertain to their devices. The software development process-related IEC 62443-4-1 and the product-related IEC 62443-4-2 standards highlight the importance of selecting vendors that provide hardened hardware components built with a “secure by design” approach.