The poster session will take place on the evening of Tuesday, March 29 and offers participants an opportunity to interact 1-on-1 with faculty and students about CREDC research activities.
CREDC Research Posters* (listed in alpha order)
*Subject to change.
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- 1st Step: Learn from Prior Event
- Anomaly Detection for Securing Communications in Advanced Metering Infrastructure
- Argonne National Laboratory: CREDC Project
- Assessing Perceptions and Culture of Cybersecurity within an Energy Delivery Organization
- Attack-Resilient Machine Learning for Power Grid Control
- Continuous Security Monitoring Protocols and Architectures for Energy Delivery Systems
- CREDC Education and Engagement
- Cyber-Physical Resiliency Experimentation and Assessment using Federated Testbed
- Cyber-Physical Resiliency Metric for Microgrids
- Data Injection Attacks in Randomized Gossiping
- Enhancing Smart Grid Resilience Using Software-Defined Networking
- Estimation of Risk and Rare Events
- Experimental Validation of Digital Instrument & Control System Security and Reliability
- Forecasting Cyber Security Incidents in Energy Delivery Systems
- GPS-Based Direct Timing Estimation for PMUs
- Increasing Security in a Resilient Energy Delivery Infrastructure through the Analysis of Vulnerability and Exploit Markets
- Invisible and Forgotten: Zero-Day Blooms in Smart Grid and the IoT
- Key Distribution for the Internet of Energy
- Lightweight, Delay-Aware, and Scalable Cryptographic Services for Smart Grid Systems
- Micro Synchrophasor-Based Intrusion Detection in Automated Distribution Systems
- Modeling Instabilities in Infrastructures Coupled with the Grid
- Modeling Security Risk to and Resiliency of EDS using Software-Defined Networks and Robust Networked Control Systems
- Namespace and Cryptographic Complexity in the Smart Grid
- Network Function Insertion for Reliable and Secure Control Messaging over Commodity Transport
- Next-Generation Cyber-Physical Experimentation
- NISTIR 7628 Visualization
- PNNL Testbeds Bring Cyber Secure Energy Delivery Systems to Industry
- Proactive Response Strategy for Energy Delivery Systems
- Receiver-Side Confidence Estimation and Reporting for TV-OTS Data Authentication
- Resilient and Scalable Data Collection in Energy Distribution Networks
- Robust and Scalable Security Monitoring and Compliance Management for Dynamic EDS
- Secure, Dynamic Interoperability of Microgrid Assets
- Situational Awareness Framework for Cyber Security Event Prediction and Quantification (SAFFRON)
- TEDDI: Tamper Event Detection on Distributed Infrastructure
- Virtual Phasor Data Concentrator
CREDC research activities fall into one or more of the following research areas:
- Cyber Protection Technologies
- Cyber Monitoring, Metrics, and Event Detection
- Risk Assessment of EDS Technologies and Systems
- Data Analytics for Cyber Event Detection, Management, and Recovery
- Human and Organizational Decisions
- Resilient EDS Architectures and Networks
- Impact of Disruptive Technologies on EDS
- Light-weight, delay-aware, and scalable cryptographic services for Smart-Grid systems
- Secure, dynamic interoperability of micro-grid assets
- PMU Data Quality*
- Robust and Secure GPS timing*
- Anomaly Detection for Securing Communications in Advanced Metering Infrastructure*
*Transitioned from the Trustworthy Cyber Infrastructure for the Power Grid (TCIPG) consortium.