20810529 - Cybersecurity for Industrial IoT and Critical Infrastructures

The objectives will be the study and comprehension of systems of system theory and the modeling of large infrastructures (distribution networks, telecommunication networks, transportation networks). Interdependencies among different infrastructures will be analyzed with the aim of evaluating the distributed risk and designing resilient systems. Service oriented architectures will be studied as well as distributed awareness systems.
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Mutuazione: 20810529 Cybersecurity for Industrial IoT and Critical Infrastructures in Ingegneria gestionale e dell'automazione LM-32 PANZIERI STEFANO

Programme

Interdipendency and complexity within infrastructural systems and in emergency management. CISIApro 2.0. NIS directive. Control rooms. GDPR. Introduction to risk analysis in interdependent systems. MHR modelling. Complex networks.

Vulnerability of industrial control systems. Cyber attacks to ICS. Smart Behavioral Filter. Hands-on ICS.

Decision Support Systems. Building Automation Systems. Smart Cities. Introduction to IoT. IoT Database. Iot Cloud.

Prerequisiti

none

Core Documentation

Notes of the professor

Type of delivery of the course

Classroom lessons. Some recorded lectures of previous years will be available.

Attendance

Classroom lessons

Type of evaluation

Oral exam, project evaluation. Grading criteria: Student assessment is based on the Dublin Descriptors and takes into account the level of knowledge, understanding, and critical processing of the topics covered in the course. Students who demonstrate that they have acquired the fundamental concepts and are able to apply them in simple contexts will receive a passing grade. Average grades will be awarded to those who, in addition to mastering the basics, show the ability to analyze and independently elaborate on more complex concepts. The highest grades are reserved for students who demonstrate in-depth understanding, synthesis skills, critical thinking, and autonomy in solving problems, including new ones or those not explicitly addressed during the course.