"Operational Technology Security - An In-Depth Overview" delves deep into the intricate world of Operational Technology (OT), offering readers a thorough understanding of the systems that drive critical industrial operations. This book meticulously explains the fundamentals of OT, highlighting its significance in sectors like manufacturing, energy, and transportation.

Readers will explore the basic components of OT architecture, the distinctions between OT and IT, and the evolution of OT systems. With a focus on real-world applications, this guide is essential for professionals looking to grasp the complexities of modern industrial processes.

The book further explores various attack scenarios and the methods used by cybercriminals to compromise OT systems. It provides detailed insights into the vulnerabilities within OT environments, emphasizing the potential risks and the severe consequences of security breaches.

Through case studies and real-world examples, readers will gain a comprehensive understanding of the threat landscape, learning how to anticipate, identify, and mitigate these risks effectively. Beyond theory, this guide offers a practical approach to OT security, covering advanced penetration testing techniques and hacking methodologies.

Chapters dedicated to hardware hacking, ROM hacking, driver hacking, and HMI and RTU-based hacking provide step-by-step instructions and tools for conducting thorough security assessments. With over 200 pages of in-depth content, this book is an indispensable resource for security professionals, engineers, and anyone involved in safeguarding industrial systems.

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