Compliance handbook
Operational Technology Cybersecurity Controls (OTCC – 1 : 2022) Handbook
All 47 controls across 23 domains of Operational Technology Cybersecurity Controls (OTCC – 1 : 2022), with the requirement for each.
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Cybersecurity Policies and Procedures
Ensures OT/ICS cybersecurity requirements are documented, communicated and complied with per related laws, regulations and organizational requirements.
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Cybersecurity Roles and Responsibilities
Ensures roles and responsibilities are defined for all parties participating in implementing the OTCC within the organization.
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Cybersecurity Risk Management
Ensures cybersecurity risks are managed methodologically to protect the organization's OT/ICS assets per organizational policies and related laws and regulations.
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Cybersecurity in Industrial Control System Project Management
Ensures cybersecurity requirements are included in project management to maintain safe operations and the confidentiality, integrity and availability of OT/ICS assets.
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Cybersecurity in Change Management
Ensures cybersecurity requirements are included in change management so change requests in the OT/ICS environment are implemented safely with due-diligence analysis and control.
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Periodical Cybersecurity Review and Audit
Ensures OT/ICS cybersecurity controls are implemented and in compliance with organizational policies and related national and international laws, regulations and agreements.
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Cybersecurity in Human Resources
Ensures cybersecurity risks and requirements related to OT/ICS personnel are managed efficiently before, during and after employment or separation.
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Cybersecurity Awareness and Training Program
Ensures personnel are aware of their cybersecurity responsibilities and receive the training, skills and credentials needed to protect the organization's OT/ICS assets.
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Asset Management
Ensures the organization keeps an accurate, detailed inventory of OT/ICS assets to support cybersecurity and operational requirements and safe, continuous operations.
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Identity and Access Management
Ensures secure, restricted logical access to OT/ICS assets so that only authorized users gain the access necessary for their assigned tasks.
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System and Processing Facilities Protection
Ensures OT/ICS systems and processing facilities, including workstations, servers and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), are protected against cyber risks.
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Networks Security Management
Ensures the organization's OT/ICS networks are protected from cyber risks.
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Mobile Devices Security
Ensures mobile devices such as laptops and handheld configuration or network test devices are protected from cyber risks and sensitive data is handled securely.
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Data and Information Protection
Ensures the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the organization's data and information per organizational policies and related laws and regulations.
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Cryptography
Ensures the proper and efficient use of cryptography to protect information assets per organizational policies and related laws and regulations.
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Backup and Recovery Management
Ensures the organization's data, information, information systems and software configurations are protected from cyber risks through secure backup and recovery.
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Vulnerabilities Management
Ensures timely detection and effective remediation of technical vulnerabilities to prevent or minimize their exploitation in cyber-attacks against the organization.
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Penetration Testing
Assesses the organization's cybersecurity defense capabilities through simulated cyber-attacks that uncover unknown weaknesses in the technical infrastructure.
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Cybersecurity Event Logs and Monitoring Management
Ensures timely collection, analysis and monitoring of cybersecurity events for early detection of potential cyber-attacks on the organization's operations.
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Cybersecurity Incident and Threat Management
Ensures timely identification, detection and effective handling of cybersecurity incidents and threats affecting the organization's OT/ICS operations.
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Physical Security
Ensures OT/ICS assets are protected from unauthorized physical access, loss, theft and damage.
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Cybersecurity Resilience Aspects of Business Continuity Management (BCM)
Ensures cybersecurity resiliency requirements are embedded in business continuity management to minimize the impact of cyber-incident-driven disasters on the OT/ICS environment.
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Third-Party Cybersecurity
Ensures organizational assets are protected against cybersecurity risks from third parties, including OT/ICS hardware and software manufacturers, product vendors and service suppliers.
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