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Papers

ISGT 2012

Key Exchange
- Secure authenticated Key exchange with revocation for Smart Grid PDF
  - by Toshiba, Japan
Network Security
- Using an IPv6 moving Target Defense to Protect the Smart Grid PDF
  - by Virginia Tech
- Secure and efficient Cryptosystem for Smart Grid Using homomorphic encryption PDF
  - by USC & Mitsubishi
- Smart Grid Cyber Security and Substation network Security PDF
  - by Burns & McDonnell
EV Security
- Security Concerns of a Plug-In Vehicle PDF
  - by ANL
Misc
- Security hub architecture Support for IeC61850 Information exchange Protocols PDF
  - by IIT, India
- Distributed methods for Solving the Security-Constrained optimal Power flow Problem PDF
  - by IBM Watson
- a Data mining framework for online Dynamic Security assessment: Decision Trees, Boosting, and Complexity analysisPDF
  - Arizona State Univ.
Architecture
- Energy management System architecture for new energy Power Supply System of Islands PDF
  - by Hunan Univ.
- A Study on Interdependencies of Cyber-Power networks in Smart Grid applications PDF
  - by Mississippi State University
Reliability
- A Concept of robust Power System Security and its application under renewable energy Sources Penetration PDF
  - by Hiroshima Univ., Japan
- Real-time Power System analysis and Security monitoring by wamPaC Systems PDF
  - by Florida International Univ.

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)

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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