Description du projet
Protéger l’industrie contre les cyberattaques
Alors que la numérisation devient une priorité commerciale pour de nombreuses organisations en Europe et dans le monde, l’Internet industriel des objets (IIoT) va générer d’énormes opportunités pour des secteurs clés tels que l’industrie manufacturière, le pétrole et le gaz, l’agriculture, l’exploitation minière et les transports. L’IIoT rassemble des machines, des analyses et des personnes afin de former un réseau de dispositifs industriels reliés par des technologies de communication. Les communications inter-machines augmentent toutefois le risque de cyberattaques. C’est la raison pour laquelle le projet C4IIoT, financé par l’UE, va procéder à la mise au point et à la démonstration d’un framework de cybersécurité IIoT, innovant et unifié, afin d’anticiper, de détecter et d’atténuer les comportements malveillants et anormaux, et d’en informer des utilisateurs finaux. Il s’agira d’une solution globale et révolutionnaire permettant de réduire au minimum les surfaces d’attaque dans les systèmes IIoT. Le framework C4IIoT sera testé en situation réelle.
Objectif
Recent trends in industrial technology and the adaptation of Industrial Internet of Things (ΙIοΤ), has emerged by the convergence of Operations Technology (i.e. traditional hardware and software systems) and Information Technology (i.e. advanced computing, data aggregation/analysis, and ubiquitous communication systems). IIoT has great potential to enable significant advances in optimizing operations among large number of increasingly autonomous control systems and devices, and can have a profound impact on many industry domains, where smart factories and logistics are among most notable cases. However, a major barrier towards IIoT adoption lies in cybersecurity issues that makes it extremely difficult to harness its full potential: IIoT systems dramatically increase the attack surface (introducing new security threats due to newly connected devices and protocols, making them more vulnerable to interference), the disruption of process controls, the theft of intellectual property, the loss of corporate data, and the industrial espionage. C4IIoT will build and demonstrate a novel and unified IIoT cybersecurity framework for malicious and anomalous behavior anticipation, detection, mitigation, and end-user informing. The framework provides a holistic and disruptive security-enabling solution for minimizing attack surfaces in IIoT systems, by exploiting i) emerging security software and hardware protection mechanisms; ii) state of the art machine and deep learning and privacy-aware analytics; iii) novel encrypted network flow analysis; iv) secure-by-design IIoT device fabrication; and v) blockchain technologies, to provide a viable scheme for enabling security and accountability, preserving privacy, enabling reliability and assuring trustworthiness within IIoT applications. The C4IIoT framework will be demonstrated and validated on two carefully selected use cases in real world environments, namely Enabling security IIoT in i) Inbound Logistics and ii) a Smart Factory
Champ scientifique
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesinternetinternet of things
- engineering and technologyelectrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineeringelectronic engineeringcontrol systems
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencessoftwaresoftware applicationssystem software
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencescomputer securitycryptography
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesartificial intelligencemachine learningdeep learning
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IA - Innovation actionCoordinateur
70013 Irakleio
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