MAD Security conducted penetration testing for both the Nitrogen Generator and Fire Panel systems using the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-115, Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM), and Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) methodologies.  This technical testing effort was focused on assessing the security of these devices and their associated hardware by actively attacking and reviewing the physical hardware, applications, network interactions, interfaces, and source code associated with these systems.  Overall, these systems were found to be well protected, with no security vulnerabilities discovered that would allow an attacker to fully compromise the system or impact intended functionality of the system.

Jeff Loyet, Vice President of Information Technology at Potter, said:

By proactively testing our network connected devices, we have clearly demonstrated our dedication to information security and limiting the attack surface within these systems.

Potter will continue this activity on all current and future products to ensure we’re providing technically sound and secure life safety products across all product lines and brands.

Certified Products

• IPA Series Fire Panels
• AFC Series Fire Panels
• PFC-6006
• PFC-4064
• INS Series Nitrogen Generators

About MAD Security:

MAD Security is a premier Managed Security Services Provider that combines technology, services, support, and training to simplify the cybersecurity challenge. We regularly provide our services and expertise to defense industry-based contractors, aviation and aerospace companies, government contractors, financial institutions, technology services companies, higher education institutes, and manufacturing entities to manage risk, meet compliance requirements, and reduce costs, while bringing them peace of mind.