Tools that run CIP controls and produce audit evidence: open-source options for configuration monitoring, vulnerability assessments, Intermediate Systems for remote access, patch tracking and backup testing, with their license and edition limits.
Which open-source tools cover CIP controls that generate recurring evidence (configuration and file integrity monitoring, vulnerability assessment, remote access recording, network monitoring, change records, backups), with licenses and edition limits.
Tooling for CIP-010 baselines and 35-day monitoring: what the baseline must include, detecting and investigating unauthorized changes, and how file integrity, inventory and SCAP scanning tools produce the evidence auditors ask for.
Running CIP-010 R3 paper and active vulnerability assessments: 15-month and 36-month cycles, testing new assets before production, action plans, TFE eligibility, and what open-source scanners cover and miss.
Choosing and running the Intermediate System CIP-005 requires for Interactive Remote Access: encryption termination, MFA, vendor session visibility and termination, session recording, and the license and edition limits of an open-source access proxy.
Keeping up with CIP-007 R2: tracking patch sources, 35-day evaluations, applying patches or writing mitigation plans, CIP Senior Manager approval for extensions, and how vulnerability detection tools support the evidence trail.
Meeting CIP-009 backup and testing requirements: backup and verification processes, 15-month plan tests and data sample tests, 36-month operational exercises for high impact, and how backup tools record verifiable results.
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