IEC 62443 and the AIC Kits
Analog Informatics Corporation (AIC) kits are the privileged-access and evidence layer for an industrial environment that follows IEC 62443. The kit is not a control-system safety product. Zones, conduits, and safety systems stay with the asset owner. The kits run in a secure enclave and on an air-gapped industrial network.
Foundational Requirements
| Requirement | What the Kit Does |
|---|---|
| FR 1 Identification and authentication control | Privileged Identity Management and kit sign-in for accounts on kit paths, including service accounts. |
| FR 2 Use control | Privileged User Management enforces least privilege, just-in-time elevation, and command control. |
| FR 3 System integrity | Configuration compliance and Current State Compliance on enrolled systems. |
| FR 4 Data confidentiality | Validated cryptography and the document sharing vault on kit paths. |
| FR 5 Restricted data flow | Jump is the managed path for remote privileged access. Zone and conduit design stays with the asset owner. |
| FR 6 Timely response to events | Audit and Incident Response record events and can alert. |
| FR 7 Resource availability | Plant availability and recovery stay with the asset owner. |
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