Industrial control systems (ICS) providers have released Patch Tuesday advisories to address critical vulnerabilities in their products, emphasizing the importance of timely patching and proactive cybersecurity measures.
- Siemens published 15 new advisories addressing critical vulnerabilities in various products, including remote code execution and privilege escalation.
- Rockwell Automation released advisories on high-severity vulnerabilities in FactoryTalk Remote Access and FactoryTalk View SE.
- Mitsubishi Electric disclosed vulnerabilities in FA engineering software products due to Jungo WinDriver, highlighting risks of arbitrary command execution and privilege escalation.
- Johnson Controls warned of a vulnerability in the C•CURE 9000 access control solution, underscoring the need for securing operational technology (OT) systems.
- CISA informed organizations about the advisories from Rockwell, Mitsubishi, and Johnson, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and applying patches promptly.
- Schneider Electric did not release any new advisories this Patch Tuesday, indicating potential gaps in addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
- Overall, the advisories underscore the critical role of proactive cybersecurity measures, timely patching, and ongoing monitoring to protect industrial control systems from cyber threats.