Eaton XV-102 Touch Screen Display

Eaton operates an independent development center, the ‘Cybersecurity Center of Excellence’ (CCoE), specifically designed to combat the threats posed by cyber attacks. All Eaton products are regularly qualified for secure operation.
The XV-102 devices with an Embedded Linux operating system seamlessly integrate into Eaton CCoE’s ‘Defense in Depth’ cybersecurity concept. The devices boot from a write protected memory, and only operating system software updates signed by Eaton can be installed on the devices. All device settings and interfaces are secured via password entries, which also withstand a brute force attack.
Communication channels can be selectively activated and encrypted for the required tasks. However, cybersecurity and usability are not mutually exclusive. Guided by the first-boot agent, the prepared application software and device configuration are installed easily and efficiently via a USB memory during machine or system commissioning. The application software and process data can optionally be installed on an encrypted SD card, and in the event of a device replacement, the application-specific data can simply be taken over to the replacement device.