【概 要】 |
Recent technological advances in control, computing, communications, and social networking have generated intense interest in development of a new generation of highly interconnected and sensor rich systems that are employed in a variety of applications involving cyber and physical systems as well as humans. These omplex systems are becoming more distributed and computer networked which have necessitated development of novel computing, communicating, and social networking technologies that are pervasively human-centric and are ultimately envisaged to lead to a safer, more reliable and secure and better world. Due to major breakthroughs in software and cyber engineering technologies, embedded
systems are increasingly being utilized in areas ranging from aerospace and next-generation transportation systems, to process and automation systems, to smart grid and smart cities, and broadly speaking to what is known as Cyber-Physical-Social Systems (CPSS) infrastructure. The envisaged CPSSconsiders humans as part of the overall system as opposed to considering them to belong to only the oundary of such systems. The envisaged CPSS infrastructure do more than ever require development of novel and proactive cyber protection technologies, as these systems are continuously being targeted by malicious attacks and intrusions by intelligent adversaries. The adversaries are capable of attacking core embedded control systems that are employed in all key CPSS infrastructure. These scenarios do not exist and are not possible or similar to security challenges that are present in traditional IT systems. In this talk we present a number of formal and theoretical frameworks for design of optimal integration of attack and intrusion protection and survivable and resilient control recovery methodologies for critical CPSS infrastructure with specific emphasis on applications to cyber physical transportation systems.
（※講演は，英語にて行われます。） |
【講 師】 |
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada,
Professor Kash Khorasani 氏 |
