IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019
IEEE Draft Standard for Secure SCADA Communications Protocol (SSCP)
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IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 is a draft standard for Secure SCADA Communications Protocol (SSCP), focused on secure communication needs in control environments where reliable data exchange is essential. It addresses networking, computing, and control-system concerns that can affect supervisory control and industrial operations. As a draft technical document, IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 is useful for understanding the intended protocol direction and the security expectations around SCADA communications.
What is IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019?
This standard is a draft specification for SSCP, a protocol intended to support secure communications in SCADA settings. It sits at the intersection of industrial networking and control-system engineering, where message integrity, access protection, and dependable transmission are typically important. IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 helps define the protocol framework and related requirements that can guide implementation, evaluation, or technical review. Because it is inactive and draft status, it is best treated as a reference for the document’s scope and technical intent.
Where is IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 used?
IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 is most relevant in SCADA-based environments where remote monitoring and control depend on structured communications. That may include utility control rooms, industrial automation networks, and other supervised systems that exchange operational data between field equipment, controllers, and operator stations. Its security focus makes it relevant to protocol design, interoperability discussions, and engineering assessments where communication reliability and controlled access are part of the workflow.
Why is IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 important?
Secure communications are a practical concern in SCADA systems because weak protocol design can increase operational risk. IEEE P1711.2/D3 Aug 2019 matters by helping define how secure SCADA messaging may be approached in a consistent way, which can support design control, technical review, and procurement comparisons. For teams working on industrial communication systems, the standard can also help align testing expectations and reduce ambiguity when evaluating protocol behavior, security features, and implementation choices.
- Draft standard for Secure SCADA Communications Protocol
- Focus on industrial communication security
- Relevant to control, networking, and computing systems
- Useful for protocol review and compliance planning
- Inactive English-language IEEE document
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Robotics and Control Systems; Computing and Processing
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