CIP Requirements

Table of contents

  1. Introduction

  2. CIP Functional Requirements

  3. CIP Non-functional Requirements

  4. CIP Security Requirements


Revision History

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2023- 01-04

Template document for CIP requirements

Sai A shrith

Dinesh Kumar

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2023- 03-08

Add CIP functional and non-functional requirements

Dinesh Kumar

003

2023- 07-10

Updated requirement IDs based on BV feedback.

Dinesh Kumar

TBR


Introduction

This document is intended to define and document CIP requirements as a platform.There are generic CIP platform requirements which are mainly derived from CIP white paper.

IEC-62443-4-1 SM-1 expects the component to have defined requirements which can be tested. The requirements can be functional, non-functional, performance, security etc.

The basic goals of CIP have been documented in a whitepaper available at CIP project portal. According to the Certification Body the goals defined in the CIP whitepaper are quite abstract and cannot be considered to meet IEC-62443-4-1 Secure Development Process requirement.

CIP Functional Requirements

S N o .

Requirements

Details

R espon sible WG

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 1

Re-use Linux mainline kernel, customise configs based on CIP members requirement

CIP to reuse Linux mainline kernel

CIP K ernel

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 2

Provide CIP RT kernel by applying PREEMPT_RT patches

CIP to maintain its own RT kernel

CIP K ernel

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 3

Develop meta-data to create minimal CIP reference images

Create recipes and meta-data to re-use Debian packages for creating minimal CIP reference image

CIP Core

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 4

Support multiple cpu architectures in CIP reference images

Recipes and meta-data should be configurable to support multiple architectures such as amd64, arm64, armhf

CIP Core, CIP K ernel

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 5

Support Secure boot

Support secure boot with or without secure storage

CIP Core, CIP K ernel

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 6

Support SWUpdate with local file and OTA

CIP users should be able to update devices using local file using sdcard or eMMC or using OTA updates

CIP SWU pdate

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 7

Support SWUpdate with signed & encrypted images

CIP should support SWUpdate with Signed and Encrypted images

CIP SWU pdate

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 8

CIP Security detailed requirements are documented in a separate document at

https://gitlab.com/c ip-project/cip-documents/-/blob/mast er/security/security_requirements.md

CIP SWG & CIP Core

# R E Q - C I P - F U N C - 0 9

Deliver a generatable SBOM along with the sample configuration

The CIP packages, the tooling to create the packages and system image for the reference hardware shall be enabled to also provide a SBOM for the provided software

CIP Core, CIP Ke rnel, CIP SWU pdate

CIP Non-Functional Requirements

S N o.

Requirements

Details

R e s p o n s i b l e W G

#R EQ -C IP -N ON -F UN C- 01

Follow upstream first policy for CIP Core and CIP Kernel development

CIP members to follow upstream policy for the issue fixes in CIP Kernel or CIP Core should be first upstreamed before accepting in CIP

C I P K e r n e l

#R EQ -C IP -N ON -F UN C- 02

Maintain SLTS kernel for 10+ years

CIP members to decide democratically SLTS kernel and maintain for up to 10 years by providing security fixes and updates to CIP users

C I P K e r n e l

#R EQ -C IP -N ON -F UN C- 03

Use Debian based packages or third party applications to create CIP Core reference images

The primary source of CIP Core packages is Debian repositories. However, some packages may also come from other repositories based on all members decision

C I P C o r e

#R EQ -C IP -N ON -F UN C- 04

Accept only kernel patches which are upstreamed

CIP Kernel maintainers to ensure all the patches applied in the CIP kernel are from stable upstream trees

C I P K e r n e l

CIP Security Requirements

As CIP did not have any clearly defined security requirements hence CIP Security requirements have been taken from IEC-62443-4-2 in order to add security capabilities.

CIP Security requirements are documented at CIP Security Requirements