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When developing strategies for Recovery Procedures, it is helpful to consider the entire range of possible and probable cyber-physical attack vectors that present a risk to an organization. From that range of threats, likely scenarios can be developed and appropriate strategies applied. Any Recovery Procedures should be designed to be flexible enough to respond to extended building interruptions, as well as major natural disasters.
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While a terrorist may want to cause a boiler to explode, he would have to know a great deal about the particular installation to be able to pull it off. It’s low probability because a script kiddie can’t do it.
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Ayala, L. (2016). Threats and Attack Detection. In: Cyber-Physical Attack Recovery Procedures. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2065-8_2
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