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securing-historian-server-in-ot-environment

Audits and hardens process historian servers (OSIsoft PI, Honeywell PHD, GE Proficy, AVEVA Historian) in OT environments: Purdue-level network placement, interface access control, secure DMZ replication via data diodes or PI-to-PI connectors, SQL injection prevention, and process data integrity. Use when auditing or hardening a historian server, or designing secure OT-to-IT data replication through a DMZ.

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# Securing Historian Server in OT Environment

## When to Use

- When deploying a new historian server in an OT environment and configuring it securely from the start
- When hardening an existing historian after a security assessment identified it as a high-risk target
- When designing historian data replication architecture through a DMZ for IT access to process data
- When implementing access controls to prevent unauthorized modification of historical process data
- When investigating suspected historian compromise or data integrity issues

**Do not use** for IT-only database security without OT data (see general database hardening), for real-time SCADA data transmission security (see detecting-attacks-on-scada-systems), or for historian selection and sizing decisions.

## Prerequisites
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