tl;dr version: Slightly vague article on how sharing threats among the ICS community and reducing attack surfaces through obfuscation and active defense can pr

tl;dr version: Slightly vague article on how sharing threats among the ICS community and reducing attack surfaces through obfuscation and active defense can protect critical infrastructure. Seems like the start of a false sense of security if 'normal' network activity would remain unchallenged, based on the assumption that only welcome users would create a 'normal' fingerprint.