Entera is secure. Through its support of advanced DCE security, to its
extensibility in being able to support any independent GSS API provider,
Entera has always had security built-in.
The code generated by NXTera includes the code to initialise the server into
the DCE world and to handle and automate all aspects of server security
Modern control systems have evolved to using standard communication
protocols implemented over computer networks. Legacy control systems used
serial protocols, either over dedicated communication lines for local
communications or over dedicated or dial-up lines for long-distance
communications. Each of these protocols was developed by one of many
vendors for their specific hardware. Over time, the control system industry has
consolidated and transformed into fewer vendors who are using fewer protocols
that have become either actual or de facto standards. As both the installation
and operational costs of dedicated communications has risen, integrators and
operators have turned to the ubiquitous information technology communications
infrastructure. Protocols have been adapted to use either Transmission Control
Protocol (TCP) or User Datagram Protocol (UDP) riding within Internet Protocol
(IP) packets over standard IT types of infrastructures. This testing only
addressed protocols that use the TCP/IP protocol.
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