A CSMS includes a procedure requiring that USB devices be scanned at a dedicated kiosk before use on any control-system host. This procedure most directly supports the program area of:
A.Malware prevention and removable-media control
B.Wireless spectrum management
C.Financial auditing
D.Facility landscaping
Why A is correct
Scanning removable media at a kiosk before use is a malware-prevention control addressing the removable-media threat vector common in OT. It complements endpoint allowlisting and procedural restrictions. This procedure operationalizes the malware-protection element of the program.
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