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2022-09-20
Yao, Pengchao, Hao, Weijie, Yan, Bingjing, Yang, Tao, Wang, Jinming, Yang, Qiang.  2021.  Game-Theoretic Model for Optimal Cyber-Attack Defensive Decision-Making in Cyber-Physical Power Systems. 2021 IEEE 5th Conference on Energy Internet and Energy System Integration (EI2). :2359—2364.

Cyber-Physical Power Systems (CPPSs) currently face an increasing number of security attacks and lack methods for optimal proactive security decisions to defend the attacks. This paper proposed an optimal defensive method based on game theory to minimize the system performance deterioration of CPPSs under cyberspace attacks. The reinforcement learning algorithmic solution is used to obtain the Nash equilibrium and a set of metrics of system vulnerabilities are adopted to quantify the cost of defense against cyber-attacks. The minimax-Q algorithm is utilized to obtain the optimal defense strategy without the availability of the attacker's information. The proposed solution is assessed through experiments based on a realistic power generation microsystem testbed and the numerical results confirmed its effectiveness.

2022-03-02
HAN, Yuqi, LIU, Jieying, LEI, Yunkai, LIU, Liyang, YE, Shengyong.  2021.  The Analysis and Application of Decentralized Cyber Layer and Distributed Security Control for Interconnected Conurbation Grids under Catastrophic Cascading Failures. 2021 3rd Asia Energy and Electrical Engineering Symposium (AEEES). :794–799.

The cluster-featured conurbation cyber-physical power system (CPPS) interconnected with tie-lines facing the hazards from catastrophic cascading failures. To achieve better real-time performance, enhance the autonomous ability and improve resilience for the clustered conurbation CPPS, the decentralized cyber structure and the corresponding distributed security control strategy is proposed. Facing failures, the real-time security control is incorporated to mitigate cascading failures. The distributed security control problem is solved reliably based on alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM). The system overall resilience degradation index(SORDI) adopted reflects the influence of cascading failures on both the topological integrity and operational security. The case study illustrates the decentralized cyber layer and distributed control will decrease the data congestion and enhance the autonomous ability for clusters, thus perform better effectiveness in mitigating the cascading failures, especially in topological perspective. With the proposed distributed security control strategy, curves of SORDI show more characteristics of second-order percolation transition and the cascading failure threshold increase, which is more efficient when the initial failure size is near the threshold values or step-type inflection point. Because of the feature of geological aggregation under cluster-based attack, the efficiency of the cluster-focused distributed security control strategy is more obvious than other nodes attack circumstances.

2019-03-22
Shaaban, Abdelkader Magdy, Schmittner, Christoph, Gruber, Thomas, Mohamed, A. Baith, Quirchmayr, Gerald, Schikuta, Erich.  2018.  CloudWoT - A Reference Model for Knowledge-Based IoT Solutions. Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications & Services. :272-281.

Internet technology has changed how people work, live, communicate, learn and entertain. The internet adoption is rising rapidly, thus creating a new industrial revolution named "Industry 4.0". Industry 4.0 is the use of automation and data transfer in manufacturing technologies. It fosters several technological concepts, one of these is the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT technology is based on a big network of machines, objects, or people called "things" interacting together to achieve a common goal. These things are continuously generating vast amounts of data. Data understanding, processing, securing and storing are significant challenges in the IoT technology which restricts its development. This paper presents a new reference IoT model for future smart IoT solutions called Cloud Web of Things (CloudWoT). CloudWoT aims to overcome these limitations by combining IoT with edge computing, semantic web, and cloud computing. Additionally, this work is concerned with the security issues which threatens data in IoT application domains.