To reduce labor costs and increase facility efficiency, modern industrial cyber physical systems and infrastructures encompasses supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) devices, which mainly aim at handling the different components of the infrastructures, managing their orchestration and communication. In the present world where everything is interconnected, and in the context of Industry 4.0, these facilities and their controllers can be the perfect target for cyber attackers. A cyberattack to these facilities can cause economical losses in the order of millions or billions of dollars, and also potential harmful effects on human health. This is particularly true in the case of infrastructures managing critical services for a community, such as water supply systems and power plants.