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An OT security architect argues that no single control should be the sole barrier between the enterprise network and the safety-instrumented system. The IEC 62443 strategy that formalizes layering of independent controls across zones and conduits is known as:
A.Security through obscurity
B.Air-gap absolutism
C.Single point accreditation
D.Defense in depth
Why D is correct
Defense in depth, a core principle throughout IEC 62443, layers multiple independent protective measures so that the failure or bypass of one control does not compromise the entire system. The foundational requirements collectively support this layered approach.
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Where this fits in the ISA/IEC 62443 exam
IEC 62443: System & Component Security Requirements
Foundational requirements FR1-FR7 from IEC 62443-3-3 and component requirements from IEC 62443-4-2.
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