Municipal policy bans certain automated exploitation frameworks on OT segments listed in the Rules of Engagement. What should the tester do?
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Short Explanation
RoE is the speed limit sign, not a suggestion. If the city bans a framework on OT, you put that toolbox away and use what they approved. Habit never outranks the written rules on a live engagement.
Full Explanation
Rules of Engagement may restrict specific frameworks on sensitive OT or safety-related networks to reduce automation risk. Compliance is mandatory: testers switch to permitted techniques or document limitations when a method is disallowed. Violating tool bans undermines trust and can create operational incidents even if the technical goal seems justified. Scope and method constraints are part of professional exploitation discipline, not optional preferences.