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Carving Up Security...More Online Resources
Executive editor Jim Montague Gathers for You Additional Online Security Resources. Check Them Out

Help from the 100-Year-Old Engineer
PlantTriage Attacks the “Too Much Data” Problem That Afflicts Many Process Operations

Three-Mile Island, Preventing Boiler Blowups and More
Learn More on the Three Mile Island Accident

Protecting Our Cyber Infrastructure
Cyber-Covering Your Assets Is More Than Fending Off Terrorists, and That’s Not Good News

Access Control
Fences, Barriers, Sensors and Video Cameras Can Help Keep Bad Guys from Getting into Your Plant

Carving Up Security
Many Process Control Engineers and IT Technicians Are Still Learning to Communicate with Each Other, but Some Are Sitting Down to Define Roles and Divvy Up Security Responsibilities to Give Their Applications and Organizations Some Much-Needed Peace of Mind

Get Ready for Your Process Close-Up
LumaSense Technologies Introduces Mikron MCL-320MF Fixed-Installation Process Camera for Industrial and Monitoring Applications

Defending Your Plant
Securing the Perimeter Just Isn't Enough. You Have to Have Inside Defense Too

Infrastructure Cybersecurity Is in Our Hands
There Is Growing Recognition of the Bottom-Line Impact of the Cyber Event That Doesn’t Happen

Nuclear Plant Security and Cyber Terrorism
How To Improve Nuclear Power Plant Security

Online You’ll Always Find More
Check <i>Control's</i> Small Cyber Spaces Where We Group Together Automation Online Resources

When You Need to Know about Level Measurement
This Month's Resources on Level Measurement

Patches the Bad Dog
Why Can’t Patches the Dog Sit at the Firewall and Bite the Hand Off the Bad Guys Whenever He Spots One?

Looking Forward
Industrial Computer Vendors Give You a Glimpse into the Future.

OneGear, PowerFlex 755 Headline New Intelligent Motor Controls
Meet the Next Generation of Medium-Voltage Motor Control

Do Safety and Security Mix?
Combining Safety and Security Simplifies Plant Operation, But Are Integrated Systems Secure?

Are Integrated Safety/Security Systems Secure?
Process Plant Safety Used to Be Relatively Simple

Secure Answers for a Risky Business
Why Is There Such an Increased Focus on Security?

Shhhhhhhh.. .It’s a Secret
How Do You Keep Control of Sensitive Information? Can You? Should You?

Feedback: Security
Security Death by Committee?

Security Lifestyle
Security’s Not a One-Shot Deal, but a Lifestyle. <i>Control</i> Explores Its Many Aspects Across the Process Control Universe

Security Standards Stewpot Simmering
Process Controls Engineers, IT Technicians, Manufacturers and End Users Have Been Left Hungry as Government Departments, Trade Organizations and Corporations Struggle to Develop and Coordinate Basic Standards for Securing Industrial Networks and Software

What Is To Be Done?
Who’s Going to Step Up and Create A Global Infrastructure Computer Emergency Response Team?

Moore Industries Seeks Oldest Products Still in Service
Moore Industries Is Celebrating Its 40th Anniversary This Year, and Is Trying to Find the Oldest of Its Products That Are Still In Service

COTS takes a back seat as DeltaV locks out intruders
New Proprietary Technology to Supplant Existing COTS Devices

Yokogawa’s R&D looks to an IP future
Further Additions to the CentumVP Portfolio

Wireless challenges for 44% of all measurements
Yokogawa’s European User Conference in Barcelona 2008

Bailey looks to IntelaTrac and MES for growth
Double Digit Growth

Accounts of Philp’s resignation exaggerated
Graeme Philp Has Not Resigned from MTL

Rockwell restructuring restarts rumor mill
Restructuring is designed to better align resources with growth opportunities and reduce costs in light of current and anticipated market conditions.

Windows CE – the new lean SCADA warp drive?
Rediscovering Windows CE

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