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| - | ====== Papers ====== | ||
| - | ===== ISGT 2012 ===== | ||
| - | * ISGT Program {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt_wdc_program.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * Key Exchange | ||
| - | * Secure authenticated Key exchange with revocation for Smart Grid {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000022.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Toshiba, Japan | ||
| - | * Network Security | ||
| - | * Using an IPv6 moving Target Defense to Protect the Smart Grid {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000202.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Virginia Tech | ||
| - | * Secure and efficient Cryptosystem for Smart Grid Using homomorphic encryption {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000261.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by USC & Mitsubishi | ||
| - | * Smart Grid Cyber Security and Substation network Security {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000421.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Burns & McDonnell | ||
| - | * EV Security | ||
| - | * Security Concerns of a Plug-In Vehicle {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000253.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by ANL | ||
| - | * Misc | ||
| - | * Security hub architecture Support for IeC61850 Information exchange Protocols {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000051.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by IIT, India | ||
| - | * Distributed methods for Solving the Security-Constrained optimal Power flow Problem {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000267.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by IBM Watson | ||
| - | * a Data mining framework for online Dynamic Security assessment: Decision Trees, Boosting, and Complexity analysis{{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000380.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * Arizona State Univ. | ||
| - | * Architecture | ||
| - | * Energy management System architecture for new energy Power Supply System of Islands {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000065.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Hunan Univ. | ||
| - | * A Study on Interdependencies of Cyber-Power networks in Smart Grid applications {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000123.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Mississippi State University | ||
| - | * Reliability | ||
| - | * A Concept of robust Power System Security and its application under renewable energy Sources Penetration {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000312.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Hiroshima Univ., Japan | ||
| - | * Real-time Power System analysis and Security monitoring by wamPaC Systems {{:lab:proj:securesg:isgt2012-000383.pdf|PDF}} | ||
| - | * by Florida International Univ. | ||
| - | ====== People ====== | ||
| - | * Panelists: Smart Grid Cyber Security | ||
| - | * Carl hauser, Washington State university (12SG0063, Trust research to address uncertainty in Security for the Smart Grid) | ||
| - | * David nicol, university of Illinois (12SG0076, Scaling Issues for nErC CIP Electronic Security Perimeter Compliance assessment) | ||
| - | * Bill Sanders, university of Illinois (12SG0083, Building resilient Infrastructures for Smart Energy Systems) | ||
| - | * Sean Smith, Dartmouth university (12SG0075, Cryptographic Scalability Challenges in the Smart Grid) | ||
| - | * Colonel David Sutherland (Special assistant to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff) “national renewable Energy, Energy Security and Smart Grid Initiatives | ||
| - | * Jason Stamp, Sandia national Laboratory (12SG00352, The SPIDERS Project — Smart Power Infrastructure Demonstration for Energy Reliability and Security for US Military Facilities) | ||
| - | * Panelists: Cyber-Physical System Security in a Smart Grid Environment | ||
| - | * Jeff Dagle, Pacific northwest national Laboratory (12SG0146, Cyber-Physical System Security of Smart Grids) | ||
| - | * Goran andersson, ETH, Switzerland (12SG0049, Cyber-Security of SCaDa Systems) | ||
| - | * Manimaran Govindarasu, Iowa State university (12SG0078, Cyber attack-resilient Control for Smart Grid) | ||
| - | * Kumar Venayagamoorthy, Missouri university of Science and Technology | ||
| - | * Chen-Ching liu and alexnadru Stefanov, university College Dublin, Ireland (12SG0071, Cyber–Power System Security in a Smart Grid Environment) | ||
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| - | * Panelists: R&D to Advance Existing Smart Grid Cyber Security | ||
| - | * A. David mcKinnon, Pacific northwest national Labora- tory (12SG0437, Demand response Participation in PJM Wholesale Markets) | ||
| - | * Bill Sanders, university of Illinois (12SG0470, TCIPG: Trustworthy Cyber Infrastructure for the Power Grid Overview) | ||
| - | * Joseph Giampapa, Carnegie Mellon university (12SG0469, SCaDa/EMS Security assessments and autonomous remedies) | ||
| - | * Stacy Prowell, Oak ridge national Laboratory (12SG0459, automated Vulnerability Detection for Compiled Smart Grid Software) | ||
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