Configuring PLC Project Integrity Check

To configure PLC Project Integrity Check:

1. In the Application Console tree, expand the Industrial Network Protection node.
2. Select the PLC Project Integrity Check child node.
3. Click the Properties link in the details pane of the PLC Project Integrity Check node.

   The Task settings window opens.

4. In the window that opens, configure the following settings:
   • Task start schedule settings on the Schedule and Advanced tabs.
   • On the Run as tab, configure the settings to start the task using specific account permissions.
5. In the details pane of the PLC Project Integrity Check node, click the Configure protection scope link.

   The Protection scope settings window opens.

6. Click Add to add to the list the configurations for which the PLC Project Integrity Check task will be run.

   The Data for PLC project integrity check window opens.

   All information in this window is obtained as a result of running the Kaspersky Security Center's PLC Project Investigation task.

7. In the PLC type drop-down list of the Data for PLC project integrity check window, select the PLC type whose project integrity you want to check.
   

   A drop-down list of available PLC types for which data related to projects may be received. The PLC type represents the model and series of a specific PLC manufacturer.

   The lists display the available configurations for the selected PLC type and the reference versions of the selected PLC project.

8. Specify the value of the Polling interval setting to indicate the time interval at which the application should check the PLC project integrity.
9. In the Data for PLC project integrity check window, click OK to save your changes.
10. Select the added PLC configuration in the list in the Protection scope settings window.

    The PLC configuration tab displays the PLC connection settings specified in the PLC Project Investigation task settings.

11. On the PLC configuration tab, select or clear the Check the PLC project's current status check box.
    

    The check box includes or excludes the PLC from the task's scope.

    If the check box is cleared, the task does not check the PLC project.

    If the check box is selected, the task compares the current PLC project settings with the settings of the PLC reference project.

12. Select the PLC project integrity check settings tab.
    • The drop-down list contains information about the PLC project's hash and the date on which it was obtained. Do the following:
      1. Select the Reference version of PLC project in the list. Based on the results of a comparison with the PLC reference project's settings, the application makes a conclusion regarding the integrity of the PLC's project.

      If a PLC reference project was specified when the PLC configuration was added, then this PLC project is displayed first in the list. The remaining PLC projects are sorted by the date they were received, from oldest to most recent.

      1. Set the value of the Polling interval in order to indicate the time interval at which the application will request information about the PLC's project settings.
13. Click Save in the Protection scope settings window.

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