Transcription of Building Automation & Control Systems
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Building Automation & Control Systems An Investigation into Vulnerabilities, Current Practice & Security Management Best Practice REPORT David J Brooks Michael Coole Paul Haskell-Dowland Melvyn Griffiths Nicola Lockhart ASIS Foundation Project No.: FDN-BMS-2017 This Report was made possible by funding, support, collaborative and membership participation from: ASIS Foundation Security Industry Association Building Owners and Managers Association The authors would like to acknowledge the contribution and hard work of the many security and facility professionals who participated in this research. Without their contributed and time out of their busy schedules, the research could not have been achieved. The Edith Cowan University s research team and Report authors comprised of: David J Brooks, Principal Investigator Michael Coole, Subject Matter Expert Paul Haskell-Dowland, Subject Matter Expert Melvyn Griffiths, Research Analyst Nicola Lockhart, Research Analyst i | Page Executive Summary Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) have become embedded into the contemporary built environment and its facilities.
Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) have become embedded into the contemporary built environment and its facilities. BACS technology and its connectivity extend s across all types, sizes and functions of facilities for the purposes of not only automation, but the free flow of information.
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