Device Security - TransferPacT Active Automatic and Automatic Cybersecurity Guide

Firmware Update

Firmware designed for the device is signed by the Schneider Electric Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to ensure the integrity and authenticity of the firmware running on the device.

Register on the Schneider Electric cybersecurity support portal .
Contact Schneider Electric technical support or local agent to help you update the device firmware.

Password

The default password is 0000, it needs to be modified when used for the first time.

NOTE: Avoid using old passwords. For forget password, contact with field service or refer to user guide DOCA0214EN–01.

Date and Time

Certificates and digital signatures are present in the device, as well as audit logs. To avoid errors, it is important to keep the date and time synchronized. For more information about date and time, refer to the user guide DOCA0214EN–01.

Audit Logs

Generate the audit logs that record the events, such as invalid login attempts and firmware update.

The audit logs does not contain any personal and sensitive information.

To detect unexpected behaviors (for example, frequent rebooting, incorrect firmware update, or invalid login attempts), it is recommended to monitor audit logs regularly.

Device Disposal

The device contains confidential information configured during commissioning, recent data values and logs. For example, this information can include password, Modbus device topology, measured power consumptions.

It is required to perform configuration reset and restore the default password before disposing of the device. You must have physical access to the device while it is powered on. For the detailed procedure on how to reset to factory settings, refer to the user guide DOCA0214EN–01.

NOTE: It is critical to plan decommissioning during operation and before the disposal of the device.

NOTE: Make sure the latest event logs are exported before the device is decommissioned.