Gateway (GW Sample Clauses

Gateway (GW. In order to avoid or prosecute the abuse of given authorisation, the latter should only give minimal rights (4.1.13) and be subject to stringent logging (4.1.14). This also applies to prevent the abuse of information leakages, furthermore, for leakage prevention and hijack protection, data on, from or to the device should be cryptographically protected (4.1.12) and the communication lines segregated (4.1.1). Apart from that, to prevent tampering and physically induced damage on the device or its communication lines, be it accidental or deliberate, physical access must be restricted to authorized personnel (4.1.17). To avoid escalating effects of minor threats, as well as data breaches and components’ concept weaknesses, the device should be segregated as much as possible both on network (4.1.1). In order to both reduce the attack surface and mitigate the effects of malicious actions, the device (4.1.8) and its main application (4.1.9) should also be hardened, as well as security software installed (4.1.11). To be resilient against failure of communication lines (including Denial-of-Service (DoS) of the operational network), the communication lines should be redundant (4.1.16.3). To have a proper replacement in case of a device failure (through technical errors, disasters sabotage, etc.), the device should have redundancy (4.1.16.1). This also applies for its power supply (4.1.16.2). To avoid rouge devices to get or set data in the device, proper crypto-based authentication should be in place (4.1.12.4). Due to uncertain support, the device should experience legacy equipment treatment (4.1.19). Table 20 gives a structured overview of the requirements for the Gateway. Table 20: Gateway Requirements Requirement Building block reference Communications Segregation 4.1.1 Device Hardening 4.1.8 Security Software 4.1.11 Cryptographic Protection 4.1.12 Device Authentication 4.1.12.4 Minimal Rights 4.1.13 Logging 4.1.14 Device/Hardware Redundancy 4.1.16.1 Power Redundancy 4.1.16.2 Communications Redundancy 4.1.16.3 Physical Security 4.1.17 Legacy Equipment Treatment 4.1.19
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