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With cascade effects in operations, maintenance, process, safety, and business, indicates, deliberately exploiting vulnerabilities to control the system can have physical ramifications. Whether this remains at a local level or reaches into external networks, the relevance of such attacks is that access into one system perhaps means access into all. The degree of damage

to a firm and hence to human life might perhaps be catastrophic. In line with other office and corporate information systems, the BACS components represent major hazards endangering the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of their data and other business elements. BACS are getting more complicated as such technologically advanced solutions as the IoT are used

ever more extensively. They are dispersed all across a facility using different degrees of networks and protocols. Especially for non-technical security and facility personnel, it becomes challenging to be really aware and grasp the several interrelated exploitable flaws. The several uses of BACS aggravate this problem since diversity leads to the numerous sub-

Systems becoming owned or the responsibility of several

groups inside the company. Such groupings include, but may not be limited too, facilities and services, ICT and security. Moreover, many other companies make use of BACS's features including human resources, occupational health and safety.Although these must be provided a context depending on the architectural level of the automation, BACS exploitable

vulnerabilities can be regarded from a number of threat enabling elements, namely physical access to devices, network, and software. Physical access to the hardware or automation equipment, workstations, and communication networks constitute among the device and network vulnerabilities. Such access carries threats in local and remote connectivity, foreign

device insertion and local reprogramming, wiretapping. Common and open protocols as well as limited encryption define software (applications) vulnerabilities. Such software access poses denial of service, data information theft, covert facility access or espionage, loss of data confidentiality, integrity or availability, and access to other company packages, etc.A

Competitive vendor scene has evolved both nationally and internationally

given the present and projected BACS market expansion. The BACS market and its producers are dynamic since major builders and today's technology leaders keep developing their products in response with new mergers and acquisitions on both national and international level. New and creative manufacturers, suppliers, and integrators such as

software startups who are still joining the BACS sector come from all backgrounds. Given such a dynamic sector, competitive advantage is probably going to produce more operational and business functionality, more technical convergence, less expensive platforms and ever better connection. One component of the BACS architecture can enable illegal access to

other more important sections by hostile actors, so these drivers are probably going to raise system vulnerabilities. Section 6 so notes the size and extent of the sector as well as the present worldwide BACS manufacturers. This knowledge will help in-part increase awareness of the evolving and current hazards and vuln.One feature of the BACS design that might be

Taken advantage of with evil intent is vulnerabilities

BACS are prone to both technical and physical attacks at all architec found various BACS terminologies, a huge commercial manufacturing sector that is expanding annually, and a list of generic BACS vulnerabilities due of their connectivity and common language protocols. Along with related but general security mitigating strategies, one got knowledge about

security and facility professionals' BACS awareness and practice, security vulnerabilities and their organizational criticality relevance. Results underlined a lack of strong technical BACS expertise as well as the related criticality of technical and procedural flaws generating higher organizational security risks. But in order to help security and facility experts make decisions,

a BACS Guideline was created and examined toward improved risk and communication of BACS dangers and mitigation. At last, the idea of security zones was found to be one that calls more knowledge, especially among security experts. This section shows Stage 3. Stage offers facility experts and BACS issues of security a better knowledge. Results revealed that

Conclution

many experts find the security concerns related to BACS incomprehensible. The focus groups and their attendees, the gathered data including important participant quotes and analysis, and stage interpretations are presented in this part. More crucially, this part also addresses the critical review and modifications done to the last BACS Guideline. Furthermore, how can technical integrators in the security of BACS guide both security and facility experts

professional knowledge of BACS and especially their weaknesses to threats and consequent hazards. Thus, this part offers a survey of security and facility professionals knowledge and awareness of BACS security, together with the analysis of the gathered data and interpretation in response to the given project questions and ensuing subquestions.Although the Automation level is regarded as the most vulnerable, primary conclusions of Section