Delivering Ultimate Connectivity - Honeywell CIU 888 Introduction Manual

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Introduction
others continue to protect resources and data thereby preventing/
limiting any potential damage.
The security measures implemented in the CIU 888 vary in nature, but
fundamentally they all share the same goal: protecting the
confidentiality, integrity and availability of data.
Below a non-exhaustive list of examples of security measures
implemented in the CIU 888:
Full network segregation via integrated firewall
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User access to the CIU 888 and the CIU 888 Web interface
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restricted to authorized users
Use of cyclic redundancy checks (CRCs) to indicate the integrity of
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site configuration data
Option to seal the CIU 888 to indicate that the system settings are
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unchanged after verification and to be used for W&M-certified appli-
cations for inventory control, custody transfer, accounting and duties
Hardened CIU888 box with a low susceptibility to virus and malware
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infestation to ensure uninterrupted data availability, and availability of
critical applications and services.
Auto-disabled USB ports preventing accidental virus infection or
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distribution of malware through the use of USB drives
Ports are enabled only after configuration. Only the required ethernet
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ports are enabled.

1.5 Delivering ultimate connectivity

Where serial interfaces used to be the standard also in the industry,
Ethernet based networks are more common today on several levels.
Unlike its predecessors, the CIU 888 not only fully supports current
standard interfaces, but also supports Ethernet connectivity. With the
right approach on security, possibilities to share data with other
applications are easily in reach. Reliable, accurate data can help
business applications or planning, reconciliation, etc. to become more
effective and efficient.
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