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How to Add Security in InTouch SCADA?

Now Knowing the importance of Security let’s jump into How to implement that feature in Intouch SCADA.

Last updated: March 4, 2021 11:05 am
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Security Plays an important role in an Automation system or plant. Imagine a situation where a Company is manufacturing an energy drink and the plant is fully automated. The recipe used to make the drink is stored somewhere in the system.

The management doesn’t want everyone in the plant to see the recipe and it’s Ratio details due to their recipe getting leaked to their competitors. They will restrict certain operations to Engineers, Supervisors, Managers, and so on. Here is where the security feature in SCADA plays an important role.

Now, Knowing the importance of Security let’s jump into How to implement that feature in Intouch SCADA.

Security in InTouch SCADA

After creating an application open the Windows viewer and got to Special – Security – Select Security type – Intouch.

Select Security type Intouch

After clicking, press Logon.

InTouch SCADA Log On

After pressing Logon, a window will appear asking you to logon.

Enter the username as ‘ Administrator’ and Password as ‘Wonderware’ by default it is the username and password in Intouch to turn on the security feature.

Password in Intouch Scada

Press Ok now. Go to special and Click on Configure users the following window will appear.

InTouch Scada Configure Users

Just type any username on the text box and give any password respective to that user name.

Go to the access level and give any level you need. Then click on add, the user will get added.

I have added Manager, Supervisor, and Engineer with the access levels 7999, 8999, and 9999 respectively.

Access Level in InTouch Scada

Now I will put 3 buttons on the window, I am gonna make each button accessible for each level of the position.

Click on each button and go to Visibility under Miscellaneous,

InTouch Expression

On the expression give $AccessLevel==9999. This means when an engineer logins the access level will be given as 9999 and this button will be only visible to the Engineer when Logged in.

Likewise, Give this expression for manager and Supervisor.

Manager and Supervisor in Scada

Now go to run time, a blank window appears since we have not logged in.

InTouch SCADA Main Screen

Now click on Special – Security – Logon.

A window to logon will appear. Type the user name and password then logon.

Username and Password in Scada

I have logged on as Engineer and the Engineer accessible button will be shown.

Security in InTouch SCADA

When you go to special security, you can see an option to log off. If you press it the button will disappear again.

Likewise, you can Logon as different users.

Author: Abishek D

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  • RAHUL TOMAR says:
    June 17, 2021 at 11:38 am

    DEAR SIR/MAM,
    I am unable to select security type in touch it is disable and by default security type ArchestrA is select. i am using in touch scada version 10.1.300 in window xp and window 10.

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