Discover modern tactics, techniques, and procedures to pentest industrial control systems
Key Features
- Get well-versed with offensive ways of defending your industrial control systems
- Learn about industrial network protocols, threat hunting, Active Directory compromises, SQL injection, and more
- Build your offensive and defensive skills against industrial cyber threats
Book Description
The industrial cybersecurity industry has grown significantly in recent years. To truly secure today's critical infrastructure, red teams must be employed to continuously test and exploit the security integrity of a company's people, processes, and products. This pentesting book takes a slightly different approach than most by helping you to gain hands-on experience with equipment that you'll come across in the field. This will enable you to understand how industrial equipment interacts and operates within an operational environment.
The book begins by helping you get to grips with the basics of industrial processes, and then shows you how to create and break the process, along with gathering open source intel to create a threat landscape for your potential customer. As you advance, you'll find out how to install and utilize offensive techniques used by professional hackers. Throughout the book, you'll explore industrial equipment, open source intel gathering, port and service discovery, pivoting, and finally launch attacks against systems in an industrial network.
By the end of this penetration testing book, you'll not only understand how to analyze and navigate the intricacies of an industrial control system (ICS) but will also gain essential offensive and defensive skills to proactively protect industrial networks from modern cyber attacks.
What you will learn
- Set up a starter-kit ICS lab with both physical and virtual equipment
- Perform open-source intel-gathering pre-engagement to help map your attack landscape
- Get to grips with the SOPs for engaging in a penetration test on industrial equipment
- Understand the principles of traffic spanning and the importance of listening to customer networks
- Gain fundamental knowledge of ICS communication
- Connect physical operational technology to engineering workstations and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) software
- Get hands-on experience with directory scanning tools to map web-based SCADA solutions
Who This Book Is For
If you are an ethical hacker, penetration tester, automation engineer, or IT security professional looking to maintain and secure industrial networks from adversaries, then this book is for you. Basic understanding of cybersecurity and recent cyber events will help you get the most out of this book.
Table of Contents
- Using Virtualization
- Route the Hardware
- I Love My Bits, Lab Setup
- Open Source Ninja
- Span Me If You Can
- Packet Deep Dive
- Scanning 101
- Protocols 202
- Ninja 308
- I Can Do It 420
- Whoot... I Have to Go Deep
- I See the Future
- Pwnd but with Remorse
- Throw the Blue Team a Bone