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• Logging on during the initial startup
• Resetting to factory default
• Knowledge level
Restricting physical access to the controller
If you install the controller in an area that is easily accessible, this enables actions that cannot
be authenticated or logged electronically, and therefore, impact the controller's cybersecurity
capabilities.
To restrict unauthorized access to the controller, complete the following steps:
• Install the controller in a room, cabinet, or enclosure that you can restrict access to, for
example, by using a mechanical lock or other physical access control.
• Configure the controller's mechanical tamper switch to send and log alerts if the device is
tampered with.
• Use protective electric wire conduits when communication wires pass through areas of lower
trust.
For more information about installing the KT-1, see Installation .
Logging on during the initial startup
To facilitate common commissioning tasks when you first start up the controller, the following
functions are enabled: KT Registration web page and controller discovery. There is no default user
account to access these functions.
• To log on to the controller during the initial startup, use the secure account activation
process.
Resetting to factory default
• If the controller was used previously as part of another installation or test environment, reset
it to factory default before you use it in the current installation. To reset the controller, see
Resetting the controller .
Knowledge level
• To execute the proper hardening steps, you must have experience with KT-1 administration
and networking technologies. To gain the required competencies, complete the basic
and advanced Kantech installation courses. For more information, refer to http://
www.kantech.com .
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