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pocholo.mendoza in Security3 months ago (Show more Show less)

Security Improvements for PI Vision Displays

Hi Everyone, Would like to gather your ideas on what security methods I can apply regarding the access of our PI Vision Displays. Besides using Windows Authentication and applying SSL Certificates to each of our PI Vision sites. What else can we do? Is it possible to apply 2FA? Would appreciate your ideas. Thank you! Regards, Cholo… (Show more Show less)

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Eugene Lee

(to pocholo.mendoza) 3 months ago (Show more Show less)

It is possible to configure authentication with OpenID Connect which will allow you to use 2FA with your identity provider. However, this feature is still in CTP. The configuration is also more complex.

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Kenneth_Barber

in Security3 months ago

Most of the links at the bottom of and in the top right corner of every PI Square page need to be changed to HTTPS and/or updated to avoid other redirects. HTTPS increases security and avoiding redirects decreases page load time. The Help link at the bottom is also broken.

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Jarita Sirois

3 months ago (Show more Show less)

Hi Kenneth - thank you for pointing it out. Right now my team is busily working to fix link changes from our migration from Technical Support to myOSIsoft. I've added your suggestion to our list and we will do our best to get this updated. Thank you for pointing it out.

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from Bryan Owen's Blog4 months ago (Show more Show less)

PI World Cyber Security Workshop

Cyber security is constantly in the news today – often with more hype than useful information! The PI World Cyber Security Workshop is organized to provide straight talk about concerns and especially those you can really do something about. Special guest speakers are respected leaders and top in their field. OSIsoft experts are on hand to… (Show more Show less)

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lmlcoch

in Security4 months ago (Show more Show less)

Hall of Thanks

OSIsoft thanks all individuals ethically reporting security issues in our products or services. Contact us - Report a Security Vulnerability. Each name represents an individual or organization who has privately reported one or more security vulnerabilities in OSIsoft's products or services (since 01-Jan-2019). Security researcher… (Show more Show less)

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hpaul

in Security3 years ago (Show more Show less)

Check out the PI Security Audit Tools on GitHub

In an effort to demystify PI security and help our customers assess the security posture of their systems, we’ve developed a tool to help baseline the security configuration of PI System components in the form of a PowerShell module. The tool performs validation checks for the machine, PI Data Archive, PI AF Server, SQL Server and PI Coresight,… (Show more Show less)

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lmlcoch

(to taterhead247) 4 months ago (Show more Show less)

Indeed. The project is currently paused while we evaluate the future direction and alignment with OSIsoft policies and roadmap. I am confident the project will survive in some form, be it on GitHub or elsewhere. I'll keep you posted.

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rbeadle in Security5 months ago (Show more Show less)

user permission to create/edit but not to delete

What would I do to give a user permission to create/edit tags/points while not allowing them to be able to delete tags/points

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Roger Palmen (to rbeadle) 5 months ago (Show more Show less)

Well, if you can edit the PI Point to the point that it is broken, edit and delete are almost the same. The key difference of course is in the effects on history data, where a delete of a PI Point also removes the data...

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lmlcoch

in Security1 year ago (Show more Show less)

Introduction to group Managed Service Accounts

Although introduced in Windows Server 2012, the Group Managed Service Account (gMSA) still has low adoption within our customer base. This blog post aims to highlight benefits of gMSAs, discuss how to deploy and use them, and offer some tips & tricks. Built-in accounts such as NetworkService or LocalSystem have decent password management, are… (Show more Show less)

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lmlcoch

(to gregor) 5 months ago (Show more Show less)

Hey Gregor, I had updated Example 1 - Step 3 in the body of the blog post. The comment was just a shout out to Petr

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from Bryan Owen's Blog6 months ago (Show more Show less)

Security trends and highlights from S4x19

S4 may well be the ‘Davos’ for those who strive to improve modern society by addressing digital hazards affecting industrial automation systems. Technology professionals and industrial security thought leaders from around the globe converge annually at S4 to report lessons learned, exchange ideas, welcome newcomers and create our future. … (Show more Show less)

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