+Application Server

Application Server

Application servers are used across many different sectors to host various diverse software applications necessary to supporting the ICS. Example functions can include data analytics and reporting, alarm management, and the management/coordination of different control servers. The application server typically runs on a modern server operating system (e.g., MS Windows Server).

1. Übersicht

Bezeichnung Standard

1.1 Referenzen

1.2 Identifizierte Anforderungen

1.3 Related Regulations

2. Identifizierte Anforderungen

Anforderungen
Source Anforderung

3. Related Regulations

Regulations
Source Regulierung

Linked Issues

Issuelinks
Linktyp Issue
is related to Assets
is related to Indicator Removal on Host
is related to Lateral Tool Transfer
is related to Exploit Public-Facing Application
is related to Ethernet
is related to Command-Line Interface
is related to Rootkit
is related to Valid Accounts
is related to Multicast Discovery
is related to Change Credential
is related to Service Stop
is related to External Remote Services
is related to Network Sniffing
is related to Data Destruction
is related to Default Credentials
is related to Port Scan
is related to Autorun Image
is related to Remote Services
is related to Adversary-in-the-Middle
is related to Native API
is related to System Binary Proxy Execution
is related to Hooking
is related to Remote System Information Discovery
is related to Standard Application Layer Protocol
is related to Scripting
is related to Masquerading
is related to Remote System Discovery
is related to Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
is related to Block Communications
is related to Supply Chain Compromise
is related to Internet Accessible Device
is related to Connection Proxy
is related to Replication Through Removable Media
is related to Exploitation of Remote Services
is related to Data from Local System
is related to Graphical User Interface
is related to Wi-Fi
is related to Network Connection Enumeration
is related to Exploitation for Evasion
is related to Device Restart/Shutdown
is related to Insecure Credentials
is related to Broadcast Discovery
is related to Commonly Used Port
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