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| + | Graham explained that he is the "Technical Representative for Online/Offline Computing" for the Physics Div. to a lab-wide cyber-security steering committee. A recent committee topic involved security related to remote access to experimental hardware (Mont brought this up). Questions include what can be controlled, by whom and from where, and what security measures are needed to enable this. Current thinking involves separate secured networks for controls with two-factor security tokens needed to get into these networks, where one factor involves having a piece of hardware in your possession in order to get in. EPICS gateways will be used to supply read access to controls variables, but write access will be protected | ||
Revision as of 15:45, 21 April 2011
Agenda
- Organization, purpose and scope of bi-weekly Controls meetings
- Why is Graham interested - Graham
- JLab calendar - see Rachel
- Mail list: halld-controls
- Controls wiki page
- Online_task_list_for_2011
- Mantis task tracker
- Future topics
Time/Location
9:30 AM Thurs 21-Mar-2011 CC F326
Announcements
Next Meeting
9:30 AM Thurs 5-May-2011 CC F326
Minutes
Attendees:
Elliott W, Beni Z, Graham H, Carl T, Dave L, Josh B, Hovanes E.
Why is Graham Interested
Graham explained that he is the "Technical Representative for Online/Offline Computing" for the Physics Div. to a lab-wide cyber-security steering committee. A recent committee topic involved security related to remote access to experimental hardware (Mont brought this up). Questions include what can be controlled, by whom and from where, and what security measures are needed to enable this. Current thinking involves separate secured networks for controls with two-factor security tokens needed to get into these networks, where one factor involves having a piece of hardware in your possession in order to get in. EPICS gateways will be used to supply read access to controls variables, but write access will be protected
