Abstract: A threat detection system for industrial controllers, comprising: at least one Programmable Logic Controller (PLC); at least one physical device connected with the PLC; a Deterministic Fictitious Programmable Logic Controller (DFPLC) deterministically programmed to respond with at least one predetermined signal to at least one input signal received; and a monitoring unit connected with the DFPLC; the DFPLC disguised as a PLC; and the monitoring unit configured to send at least one input signal to the DFPLC, receive at least one response from the DFPLC and communicate at least one alert upon the at least one response being other than an expected response according to the deterministic programming of the DFPLC.

Abstract: A threat detection system for industrial controllers, comprising: at least one Programmable Logic Controller (PLC); at least one physical device connected with the PLC; a Deterministic Fictitious Programmable Logic Controller (DFPLC) deterministically programmed to respond with at least one predetermined signal to at least one input signal received; and a monitoring unit connected with the DFPLC; the DFPLC disguised as a PLC; and the monitoring unit configured to send at least one input signal to the DFPLC, receive at least one response from the DFPLC and communicate at least one alert upon the at least one response being other than an expected response according to the deterministic programming of the DFPLC.

Abstract: According to some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a computerized method for automatic monitoring of control systems. The method may comprise receiving electronic measurement values, measured on one or more conductors of computerized control devices, where the conductors may be a system bus conductor and/or and input-output line of a programmable logic controller. The method may comprise automatically calculating normal data patterns based on an analysis of the electronic measurement values. The method may comprise matching between new electronic measurement values measured on the computerized control devices and the normal data patterns to automatically detect abnormal data patterns. The method may comprise sending automatically an abnormal operation alert in response to the abnormal data patterns.

Abstract: According to some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a computerized method for automatic monitoring of control systems. The method may comprise receiving electronic measurement values, measured on one or more conductors of computerized control devices, where the conductors may be a system bus conductor and/or and input-output line of a programmable logic controller. The method may comprise automatically calculating normal data patterns based on an analysis of the electronic measurement values. The method may comprise matching between new electronic measurement values measured on the computerized control devices and the normal data patterns to automatically detect abnormal data patterns. The method may comprise sending automatically an abnormal operation alert in response to the abnormal data patterns.

Abstract: According to some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a computerized method for automatic monitoring of control systems. The method may comprise receiving electronic measurement values, measured on one or more conductors of computerized control devices, where the conductors may be a system bus conductor and/or and input-output line of a programmable logic controller. The method may comprise automatically calculating normal data patterns based on an analysis of the electronic measurement values. The method may comprise matching between new electronic measurement values measured on the computerized control devices and the normal data patterns to automatically detect abnormal data patterns. The method may comprise sending automatically an abnormal operation alert in response to the abnormal data patterns.

Abstract: According to some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a computerized method for automatic monitoring of control systems. The method may comprise receiving electronic measurement values, measured on one or more conductors of computerized control devices, where the conductors may be a system bus conductor and/or and input-output line of a programmable logic controller. The method may comprise automatically calculating normal data patterns based on an analysis of the electronic measurement values. The method may comprise matching between new electronic measurement values measured on the computerized control devices and the normal data patterns to automatically detect abnormal data patterns. The method may comprise sending automatically an abnormal operation alert in response to the abnormal data patterns.