Being at the end of the PHOENIX project, we would like to distinguish its biggest results, achieved with the cooperation of various partners, representing different environments. Overall the project has progressed very well and is on track with expectations, whereas the achievements have been implemented and demonstrated.
Back in August 23 – 26, 2022 in Vienna, Austria, PPC participated in the 3rd International Workshop on Electrical Power and Energy Systems Safety, Security and Resilience (APES EPESec 2022).
Secure aggregation consists of computing the sum of data collected from multiple sources without disclosing these individual inputs. Secure aggregation has been found in EPES environments in order to protect user inputs.
Awareness of weaknesses, prioritization of risk and layered defenses can reduce the attack surface and limit disruption, enhance predictable operations and lower business risk.
PHOENIX aims at dealing with crisis events, critical situations where time is of the essence. In order to assist decision makers in making the right choices, we employ multiple criteria methods to model the impact of decisions in a wide range of situations, and chose the best reaction.
During the timeframe of the PHOENIX project, and since its beginning phase, CyberEthics Lab. (CEL) worked to establish a new mindset in the cybersecurity development process by considering ethics and privacy dimensions as well.
Recent developments in the EC cybersecurity policy and regulatory landscape have been noted with the introduction of the Network Code for Cybersecurity aspects of Cross-border Electricity Flows (NCCS) [1] and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) [2].
The energy industry has undergone significant changes in recent years. In addition to digital transformation, companies are facing the challenges of globalization and growing demands on information and cybersecurity requirements.
The utility industry in Europe is clearly on the verge of massive demand response adoption. However, unless stakeholders have a clear understanding of the potential benefits, the change may prove difficult.
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