Part 2 of four
The shop floor
Machine-level exposure, file governance, equipment older than the requirements applied to it, and the routes data takes that no network diagram shows.
For a related human-factors concept, interpersonal synchrony provides additional context for interpreting behaviour without jumping to conclusions.
Contents
The six entries
- Machines older than the requirementsA control written for a server, applied to a lathe with a shared login, a decade-old operating system and a USB port.
- Drawings, job packets and paperDrawings, job packets and paper. What the requirement says, what it means in practice, and what an assessor will ask.
- Removable media, and why bans failRemovable media, and why bans fail. What the requirement says, what it means in practice, and what an assessor will ask.
- Vendor remote accessVendor remote access. What the requirement says, what it means in practice, and what an assessor will ask.
- Technical data packages and what they containTechnical data packages and what they contain. What the requirement says, what it means in practice, and what an assessor will ask.
- Segmentation, and what it does not solveSegmentation, and what it does not solve. What the requirement says, what it means in practice, and what an assessor will ask.