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CPS, Cybersecurity Workshop, Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop

Cyber Physical Systems Workshop, Cyber Physical Systems (CPS), a 3-day workshop on Cyber Physical Systems Security and Privacy (CPS-SPC), plans to be the head workshop on security of Cyber-Physical Systems, for example, medical devices, manufacturing and industrial control, SCADA, robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart cities.

The 3-day workshop handles security and protection issues in Cyber Physical Systems.




Workshop Objectives:

Assaults invading the uprightness of modern control systems, SCADA, keen lattices, autonomous systems, vehicular control systems and clinical gadgets are the key component in making sure about cyber physical systems.

Members will find out about the job of principled security-mindful structure and examination in the improvement of both installed systems and present day building systems.

The objective of this workshop is to cover the security standards, dangers, vulnerabilities and moderation in cyber physical systems.

Learn about :

Review of Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
CPS areas and security
Cyber assaults over Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)
CPS cyber issues
Information and proving grounds in security for CPS strategies
Achievement and disappointments in planning for versatility
Measurements for CPS security

Course Outline and Topics :

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


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Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) Workshop

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