The dramatic increase in the attack surface of a modern power grid necessitates effective solutions to protect EPES from these high-impact cyber attacks.
CyberSEAS focuses precisely on these attacks, which not only have the highest potential to disrupt the business continuity of critical elements in energy distribution, but also – and more importantly – cause serious security incidents, with loss of life and substantial damage to infrastructure (including cascading effects) and critical privacy breaches.
CyberSEAS considers the challenges and constraints arising from the increasing use of decentralised renewable energy sources and the large proportion of legacy systems that will continue to co-exist in extended energy supply chains involving a variety of different operators and consumers.
CyberSEAS also covers attacks on the confidentiality of citizens’ data, as well as on the privacy and integrity of the energy data space in general.
Why CyberSEAS
26 organisations
10 supporting organisations
to protect EPES interconnected data and systems against the highest impact cyber threats
30 solutions and services
of which 20 achieve TRL8+ and 10 TRL7
deployed as customisable security measures
Test across 100+ attack scenarios
in 3 testing labs in 2 European countries
and in 6 infrastructures in 6 European countries
Pilots
CyberSEAS includes 6 piloting infrastructures in addition to 3 testing labs and will run a set of 100+ scenarios.
The Results
Public deliverables, publications, video & brochures
In this section, all public deliverables, publications, videos, and brochures released by the project will be made available for reading and downloading
100+
...and more use cases
15
energy grid operators external to the consortium using CyberSEAS tools
100
% of coverage of attack scenarios classified as Critical by ENISA's IoT security report
Get in touch.
If you would like to know more about us, do not hesitate to contact us. We are happy to meet you and involve you in our activities
Paolo Roccetti
Project coordinator
paolo.roccetti@eng.it
Luigi Romano
Technical coordinator
luigi.romano@uniparthenope.it