A quantitative approach and simplified generic transient motor startup power models for microgrids security assessment

Luo, Jianing; Li, Hangxin; Wang, Shengwei

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.103998

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“…Risk analysis, on the other hand, involves a more comprehensive examination of the potential impact of a security breach, including the likelihood of an attack occurring and the potential consequences for the organization. This can involve evaluating the value of assets that could be compromised, the cost of remediation, and the potential impact on reputation, financial stability, and legal liability [253,254].…”

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Digital Transformation of Microgrids: A Review of Design, Operation, Optimization, and Cybersecurity

Irmak

Kabalcı

2023

Energies

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This paper provides a comprehensive review of the future digitalization of microgrids to meet the increasing energy demand. It begins with an overview of the background of microgrids, including their components and configurations, control and management strategies, and optimization techniques. It then discusses the key digital technologies that can be used to improve the performance of microgrids, including distributed energy resources management systems, the Internet of Things, big data analytics, blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, digital twin technology, cloud computing, and augmented reality. The paper also highlights the importance of cybersecurity in microgrids, identifying the potential security vulnerabilities and threats to microgrid cybersecurity, as well as strategies for addressing these challenges. Finally, the paper discusses the barriers and challenges regarding the digitalization of microgrids, including technical complexity, high implementation costs, regulatory barriers, data privacy and security concerns, lack of standardization, interoperability issues, limited technical expertise, and integration with the main grid. Overall, this paper demonstrates the significant potential for digital technologies to transform the future of microgrids. By leveraging advanced technologies and implementing effective cybersecurity measures, microgrids can become more efficient, reliable, and resilient, enabling them to meet the growing demand for energy and contribute to a sustainable energy future.

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Section: Vulnerability Assessment and Risk Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%