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A standards trainer explains that the four security levels are not absolute measures of attack difficulty but are defined relative to adversary characteristics. Which set of attributes does IEC 62443 use to differentiate SL 1 through SL 4?
A.Cost, color, and brand of equipment
B.Means, resources, skills, and motivation of the threat actor
C.The number of network ports open
D.The age of the control system
Why B is correct
IEC 62443 differentiates the four security levels by the means, resources, skills, and motivation of the adversary each level is designed to resist. Higher SLs assume more sophisticated means, greater resources, deeper IACS-specific skill, and stronger motivation.
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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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