EP3178031A1 - Method for operating a field device - Google Patents
Method for operating a field deviceInfo
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- EP3178031A1 EP3178031A1 EP15738358.9A EP15738358A EP3178031A1 EP 3178031 A1 EP3178031 A1 EP 3178031A1 EP 15738358 A EP15738358 A EP 15738358A EP 3178031 A1 EP3178031 A1 EP 3178031A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for operating a field device, to an arrangement comprising a field device and an operating device, as well as to a
- Transfer control unit which serves to manage access to the restricted area.
- mobile devices such as smartphones and other handheld operating devices running applications that can connect to field devices to configure them or read diagnostic information. These operating devices or the applications have on it
- the invention is based on the object, one, in particular scalable,
- Specify access control for access to one or more field devices in a plant The object is achieved by a method, an arrangement and a computer program product.
- the object is achieved by a method for operating a field device, which field device has settings and / or functions, which in different security levels are divided, wherein one of the settings and / or functions of the field device is selected by a user, wherein in
- At least one security measure is executed, wherein the security measure determines whether the selected setting and / or function is released for the user.
- the settings may, for example, be one or more parameters of the field device. These parameters can serve to function or perform one or more functions of the field device, such as the
- a function may, for example, be a specific function for calculating measured values, for example, based on a specific function
- Algorithm or to act a function for determining a state of the field device, such as a diagnostic function. Under operating can thus be understood manipulating a setting or calling a function of the field device.
- the method of proximity of a user to the field device or mobile terminal can be easily validated. This is an advantage over
- the security level is defined by the choice of the encryption algorithm, the choice of the key or password length.
- the proposed method can be checked, for example by detecting biometric features, whether the user is present, i. in physical proximity to the HMI device.
- the user can have a physical, secure and possibly
- a first number of security measures are carried out, and in the event that a second setting and / or function, which is a second security level is selected, a second number of security measures is performed, wherein the second number exceeds the first number.
- the second security level for example, higher than the first level of security, as a higher number of security measures
- the first or second security measure may be one of the following security measures: -Recognizing biometric features of the inside of the hand and / or the back of the hand, -recognizing biometric features of the ear,
- Movements for example.
- a predetermined curve which is specified by displaying a template L on the display D, preferably simultaneous detection of a biometric characteristic such as.
- a user can thus, for example by means of an application such as FieldCare, calibrate a field device or otherwise call functions and make adjustments.
- an application such as FieldCare
- Security measures take place.
- the identity of the user can be determined and, for example, stored on a badge, security information, such as.
- a first security measure determines whether a user is present. For this purpose, for example, a simple swipe gesture can be used or the user must, for example, execute a predetermined gesture along a predetermined curve on a touch display of the operating device.
- the at least one security measure can be carried out, for example, only on the operating device.
- Security measure detects a first number of biometric features that serve as the first identifier to identify the user.
- Security measure detects a second number of biometric features that serve as a second identifier to identify the user.
- the second number of biometric features may be greater than the first number of biometric features. For example. For example, more features of a fingerprint may be captured for this purpose, which typically requires more time or computing power, but is more likely to determine the identity of the user.
- the first and / or second security measure determines whether the selected setting and / or function is released for the user.
- the second security measure is executed instead of the first security measure, if the selected function belongs to a second security level which is higher than a first security level, which belongs to at least one other setting and / or function of the field device.
- the second security measure is executed in addition to the first security measure if the selected function belongs to a second security level which is higher than a first security level that belongs to at least one other setting and / or function of the field device.
- the detected first and / or second identifier is compared with a first and / or second identifier serving as a reference stored, for example, in the field device or an operating device, and depending on the comparison, the selected function of the field device for the User is released.
- a biometric hand scan of the hand or a finger of the user can be recorded and stored as a reference.
- the maximum number of features such as the number of minutia used for the highest security level.
- This reference can be encrypted and stored on a server, SIM card or other memory.
- the detected first and / or second identifier is encrypted and compared with the stored and also encrypted first and / or second identifier serving as a reference.
- the biometric features are detected by means of the field device.
- capacitive, optical, thermal or ultrasonic technology based sensor can be used, which is integrated into the field device.
- the biometric features are detected by means of an operating device, such as a hand-held operating device, in particular a smartphone. So, smartphones nowadays have corresponding sensors anyway.
- an application on the HMI device is used to provide a user with biometric features
- the senor may be present on the operating device, on the other hand, the application that can use this sensor data for the purpose of releasing a call of a function or a
- the user can by the
- Authentication and / or authorization by means of the application on the HMI device select settings or / and functions of a particular security level on multiple field devices or run.
- a comparison is made between the detected first and / or second identifier and a first and / or second identifier stored on a server or the corresponding encryptions, the server preferably being located on one remote from the operator device Unit is located.
- HMI device select the setting and / or function on the field device.
- biometric features of a single biometric characteristic are detected as the first identifier.
- a second identifier is detected, wherein the biometric features of a biometric characteristic different from the first identifier (fingerprint, DNA, hand geometry, etc.) are detected as the second identifier.
- the object is achieved by an arrangement comprising a field device and an operating device and possibly a server for carrying out the method according to one of the previous embodiments.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of the proposed invention, in which a user in a system receives access to a field device by means of an operating device,
- Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of a system with a user BE on site in the system A by means of an operating unit BG access to one of
- user BE registers on a server S in order to download the application for his operating unit BG. After the successful registration, the user BE receives, for example, an identification code transmitted by the server S. Subsequently, the user BE can download the application (eg an app) to his operating unit BG.
- application eg an app
- the identification code has to be specified at least once, for example on the operating unit BG.
- a security measure for example, in the form of a
- the scan is preferably for the maximum
- Security level performed i. so many features, such as minutiae, are read over the duration of the scan, as defined for that security level. From the data of the palm scans an encoding can then be generated by means of an algorithm.
- the identification code and the coding of the palm scan, which serves as an identifier, for the maximum security level are stored for the user BE as a reference, for example on the operating device BG.
- the information for the authentication is stored on the operating unit BG, i. Identification code and the coding of the palm print by the algorithm.
- the user BE In order to gain access to the field device F1 with its settings and / or functions, the user BE starts the application on his operating device BG. For example, all user-ready field devices F1, F2, F3 are presented in a so-called LiveList to the user BE. The user BE selects a field device F1 from this list. After the connection selection, the application can open a page on the operating device BG, by means of which the user BE can, for example, by means of one of the proposed security measures authenticate. For this purpose, for example, an above-mentioned palm scan can be used. This palm scan can then be compared to the stored palm scan to verify the identity of the user BE.
- an above-mentioned palm scan can be used. This palm scan can then be compared to the stored palm scan to verify the identity of the user BE.
- the user must hold his hand longer or only very briefly in the grid, for example in the form of a manual template. This can be used to implement security levels that take different periods of time. The longer the scan is performed, the more hand features, such as minutiae, can be identified.
- the application on the operating unit BG uses the algorithm mentioned to calculate an encoding for the detected features. This coding is compared with the data of the registration process, ie the reference determined there. The application then authenticates the user BE upon agreement and releases the called setting and / or function. The user BE can thus make settings on the field device F1 and / or call functions.
- the proposed method can also be used for access authorization to the application itself, so that the at least one security measure before the
- Running the application on the operating unit BG is executed.
- the communication between the field device F1 and the operating device BG or between the operating device BG and the server S can preferably be encrypted.
- the acquired biometric data such as the data of the palm scan, can be sent to the server in the form of an encrypted media stream.
- the authentication of the user BE is then subsequently stored in the server S
- connection to the server S can be secured via a firewall.
- dashed line A represents a barrier (e.g., wall or light barrier) for unauthorized persons or systems.
- Each user BE who wishes to access the facility must, in order to change or check the plant status (e.g., field device settings, PLC program), first log in via the handheld scanner C by, for example, using his
- a user BE authenticates for the first time outside the plant by means of a
- the palm scan is performed for the highest security level, i. the highest number of palms features among all
- the access data in the form of the palm scan and the identification code are then transmitted from the palm-reading scanner C to the server S.
- the physical and / or logical access restriction E is opened and the now authenticated user BE is granted access to the installation.
- the authenticated user BE can then record a connection with a field device F1, for example via a
- the user BE can then select one of the field devices F1 by means of the application on the operating device BG. Then, as a security measure, a palm scan can take place by means of the operating device BG, this is illustrated in FIG.
- the features detected by means of the security measure, the current security level (which, for example, are predetermined by the called function of the field device and serve as an identifier for the user BE) are sent, for example in the form of a stream to the server S. There, the information can be compared with the access data collected during registration and an authentication algorithm can be performed.
- the user BE can be authenticated by the server S. Be
- Authorization level can also be stored on the server S. After authentication, the user BE can connect to the field device F1 and perform functions in the scope of granted authorization.
- the palm scan or the capture of other or more biometric
- characteristics can not be performed by the operating device BG or an application on it, but by the field device F1.
- the field device F1 may have a camera, not shown, and the processing logic for carrying out the proposed invention may be implemented in the firmware of the field device F1.
- the processing logic can also be placed on a server S and the server receives the data collected by means of the camera in the form of a data stream from Field device F1 transmitted or the field device F1 calculates an encoding of
- the field device F1 can be connected via a field bus with other field devices F2, F3, F, such as, for example, other sensors and / or actuators, via a fieldbus FB.
- a control unit which is used to control the process in the system, can be connected to this field bus FB and communicate with the field devices.
- Control unit SE can in turn be connected to a higher-level first network N1 to which further computing units RE which serve to operate plant A are connected. This may, for example, be a so-called engineering station. These computer units RE can likewise be connected to one another via a higher-order second network N2 and to the server S, which serves, for example, for the authorization and / or authentication of a user BE.
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