Dependability analysis of cyber security in All-Electric Ships

The Internet of Things frameworks can improve quality and performance of controlled system but also leading the system to be weaker from the cyber security point of view: new devices can be used to exploit system vulnerabilities with malicious intentions. In this paper the effect of a cyber-attack i...

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Published in2018 AEIT International Annual Conference pp. 1 - 5
Main Authors Vicenzutti, A., Colavitto, A., Chiandone, M., Sulligoi, G.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published AEIT 01.10.2018
Subjects
All Electric Ship
communication protocols
Control systems
cyber security
Integrated Power System
IP networks
Marine vehicles
power management system
power system control
Protocols
Real-time systems
Security
Sensors
Software
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Summary:The Internet of Things frameworks can improve quality and performance of controlled system but also leading the system to be weaker from the cyber security point of view: new devices can be used to exploit system vulnerabilities with malicious intentions. In this paper the effect of a cyber-attack in a modern all-electric ship Integrated Power System is investigated and an alternative paradigm is exploited with a view to enhancing the system security and reliability. The need for security by design has become crucial but it is not enough to prevent all the cyber-attacks and so the dependability theory approach is considered in order to avoid the undesired system failures.
DOI:10.23919/AEIT.2018.8577280