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BAS Security Audit Lab

Most building automation security gaps aren’t exotic. They’re a port forward someone added for convenience, a factory password, a shared login, a remote tool nobody removed. This lab gives you a simulated building: a network diagram, the owner’s asset inventory, each device’s accounts, services and settings, and IT’s external exposure report. Find the gap, make the call, apply the right fixes without breaking the building, and verify.

  1. Read the work order
  2. Inspect the site and IT’s report
  3. Make the call, remediate, verify
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TutorialThe next place to look is outlined, and the coach explains what you’re seeing and why it matters. It moves on when you do it.
PracticeSame building, no outlines. Collect the evidence, make the call, remediate and verify. Hints cost 10 points, a wrong call 15, and changes the evidence doesn’t support cost points too.
Defensive onlyYou read configuration, logs and IT’s scan report, then fix. Nothing here teaches how to attack a system. On a real site, security checks need the owner’s written permission and IT’s involvement.

Audits Exposure, accounts, network, remote access and maintenance gaps

    Security for the people who run the building

    BAS Communication: A Field Reference covers the networks these audits sit on. Start with the free BAS security hub, then read remote access without the port forward, default passwords and shared accounts, segmentation: talking to IT, hardening supervisors and controllers, why BACnet and Modbus have no security, IEC 62443 and NIST for BAS techs and incident first steps.

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