A European FP7 Project – CockpitCI
THE GRID MUST GO ON
After the successful review of the CockpitCI results in 2015, the CockpitCI research team wanted to refine the overall architecture of CockpitCI solutions to address more essential services (Critical Infrastructure) Continue Reading →
The final review of the project has taken place in IEC headquater located in Haïfa on the 26th February 2015. The project have been successfully closed. During the final review, the CockpitCi Continue Reading →
Increase the awareness of CIs stakeholders The 5th and 6th CockpitCI Workshops on ICS security have taken place at Stavanger (No) hosted by Lyse and Roma (It) hosted by ENEA. These Continue Reading →
The research laboratory of ENEA will have the pleasure to host the last and 6th Workshop of CockpitCI project at Roma the 16th December. This last event should include not Continue Reading →
The electrical provider of Norway Lyse Energy AS will host the 5th Workshop of the project on Wednesday the 3rd December. This event will be a great opportunity to present Continue Reading →
During the 10th CockpitCI plenary session hosted by Transelectrica, the main electrical operator in Romania, from 15th to 17th September, the CockpitCI consortium has taken the opportunity to present the Continue Reading →
The Luxembourg newspapers and magasines have reserved a warm welcome to the 3rd CockpitCI Workshop in Luxembourg. The cyber security and the Critical Infrastructure dependability are considered as an important Continue Reading →
MARCH 2014: Demo of CockpitCI systems at Cigre Congress The CockpitCI Consortium has presented the first results of the project at the International Event of Cigre Congress in Brussels on Continue Reading →
A recent article in scmagazine.com.au stated that unpatched versions of SAP software can be exploited and thus give unauthorised access to a SCADA system. Knowing that “Hundreds of organisations have Continue Reading →
What’s next with Stuxnet? The history of Stuxnet is now well known even if the country of origin and motivation of the malware developer team has not been officially identified. Continue Reading →