Vendors have quietly swapped “MES” for “MOM” in their marketing, but the term already had a precise meaning under ISA-95. Here’s how to tell a real architectural shift from a licensing exercise.
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CVSS alone can’t tell you which ICS advisory to act on first. Here’s a repeatable framework — built on KEV status, Purdue-level reachability, and existing compensating controls — that you can actually defend to an auditor.
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Most PackML implementations are paper standards bolted onto tag lists that don’t actually enforce state transitions. Here’s how to build one that survives a multi-vendor line — and the checklist to prove it before commissioning.
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