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Revision as of 06:28, 24 January 2025
Brief
Enabling this function to automatically apply IEC-62443 security basic settings.
Limitations and support list of Software
- This function is only supported on Ubuntu 22.04
Steps
Step1. Select the “Security Diagnosis” page.
Step2. Select the “IEC Standard Configure” icon, enter setup page.
Step3. After reading the warnings of using Security Diagnosis, click "Agree" to continue.
Step4. Click “Apply All” to enable IEC-62443 settings.
Step5. After Setting Done, we will see “Conform” at the right side, besides we have group mode and detail mode for users to observe all security rules.
- Detail Mode: you can choose “Detail Info” to view the compliance of this device with the standards in a list format.
- Group Mode: You can also choose “Simple Info” to view the compliance of this device with the standards based on functional groupings.
Note: Some items need “Manual” setup to satisfy the IEC-62443 requirement.