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Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop - Tonex Training

Length : 3 days

Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop. The 3-day workshop tackles security and protection issues in Cyber-Physical Systems.

Cyber Physical Systems Workshop, Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) is a 3-day workshop on Cyber-Physical Systems Security and Privacy (CPS-SPC) means to be the head workshop on security of Cyber-Physical Systems, for example, medicinal gadgets, fabricating and industrial control, SCADA, mechanical technology, self-ruling vehicles, and brilliant city.




The goal of this workshop is to cover the security principles, threats, vulnerabilities and mitigation in cyber physical systems.

Topics of interest will include:

Overview of Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
CPS domains and security
Cyber attacks over Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
CPS cyber issues
Data and testbeds in security for CPS methods
Success and failures in designing for resiliency
Identify CPS tools and techniques
Metrics for CPS security

Course agenda:

Overview of Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
Foundations for Integration of Cyber Physical Systems and Models
Overview of Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Domains and Security Challenges
Cyber Threat Vectors and Attacks over Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
Techniques Adopted in the Physical Domain and in the Cyber Space
Tonex Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop

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Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop

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