In this manuscript we describe the implementation of a digital twin for industrial networks. The aim is to provide a playground for cyber-security analysis and validation without the risk of interfering to any extent with the real cyber-physical system and its environment. The proposed implementation methodology provides a very high degree of automation, following the telecom-oriented NFV-MANO approach, and shows that different network topologies may be activated in a matter of just a few minutes. Each topology may then be used as a sort of cyber-range for the experimentation of possible attacks and validation of related countermeasures.
Grasselli C., Melis A., Rinieri L., Berardi D., Gori G., Al Sadi A. (2022). An Industrial Network Digital Twin for enhanced security of Cyber-Physical Systems. IEEE [10.1109/ISNCC55209.2022.9851731].
An Industrial Network Digital Twin for enhanced security of Cyber-Physical Systems
Grasselli C.Co-primo
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;Melis A.Co-primo
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;Rinieri L.Co-primo
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;Berardi D.Co-primo
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;Gori G.Co-primo
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;Al Sadi A.Co-primo
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2022
Abstract
In this manuscript we describe the implementation of a digital twin for industrial networks. The aim is to provide a playground for cyber-security analysis and validation without the risk of interfering to any extent with the real cyber-physical system and its environment. The proposed implementation methodology provides a very high degree of automation, following the telecom-oriented NFV-MANO approach, and shows that different network topologies may be activated in a matter of just a few minutes. Each topology may then be used as a sort of cyber-range for the experimentation of possible attacks and validation of related countermeasures.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
