1、 TLP:CLEAR Cybersecurity Best Practices for Smart Cities Publication:April 19,2023 United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency United States National Security Agency United States Federal Bureau of Investigation United Kingdom National Cyber Security Centre Australian Cyber Securi
2、ty Centre Canadian Centre for Cyber Security New Zealand National Cyber Security Centre This document is marked TLP:CLEAR.Disclosure is not limited.Sources may use TLP:CLEAR when information carries minimal or no foreseeable risk of misuse,in accordance with applicable rules and procedures for publi
3、c release.Subject to standard copyright rules,TLP:CLEAR information may be distributed without restriction.For more information on the Traffic Light Protocol,see cisa.gov/tlp/.TLP:CLEAR TLP:CLEAR Summary This guidance is the result of a collaborative effort from the United States Cybersecurity and I
4、nfrastructure Security Agency(CISA),the United States National Security Agency(NSA),the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI),the United Kingdom National Cyber Security Centre(NCSC-UK),the Australian Cyber Security Centre(ACSC),the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security(CCCS),and the New Ze
5、aland National Cyber Security Centre(NCSC-NZ).These cybersecurity authoritiesherein referred to as“authoring organizations”are aware that communities may seek cost-savings and quality-of-life improvements through the digital transformation of infrastructure to create“smart cities.”In this context,th
6、e term“smart cities”refers to communities that:Integrate information and communications technologies(ICT),community-wide data,and intelligent solutions to digitally transform infrastructure and optimize governance in response to citizens needs.Connect the operational technology(OT)managing physical