A resilient hierarchical distributed model of a cyber physical system

Yadav, Surya B.

doi:10.1080/23335777.2021.1964101

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“…New adversary designs for CPS are also an important topic of discussion in this article. In [4], several common aspects of CPSs are discussed, including their surroundings, real-time needs, uncertainty, and geographic dispersion. It is recommended that developing appropriate security tools for CPSs at the very start of the architecture phase is important in addressing security concerns.…”

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“…Although most CPS simulation systems are able to model either the physical or the cybernetic elements, they cannot simulate both. CPSs that use service-oriented computing to generate interoperable CPSs have been discussed in [1]. A service-oriented paradigm is not enough to depict multiresolution decentralized CPSs with real-time multiresolution volatility and connectivity in real-time.…”

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Security Evaluation of Side Channel Attacks on CPS Architectures

HOU

2022

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"Smart-Embedded Systems," or Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), bring together physical, computational, and network resources into a single integrated system. These resources are put to work to provide a solid basis for a better quality of life and a more upscale standard of living. CPSs (Cyber-Physical Systems) are vital in supporting the need for smart products (e.g., airports, homes, cities, hospitals). Control the three sorts of resources Doi: physical, cognitive, and network. In order to uncover the essential knowledge in the various real-life segments, e.g., distribution, power transmission and telecommunication, CPSs stimulates human-to-human interaction via this regulatory measure Information security is a critical concern in today's technological world. Due to the complexity of the components and middleware in CPS, it is difficult to keep them safe from cyberattacks while yet allowing them to operate quickly and effectively. An in-depth explanation of CPS, their issues (including cyber threats), characteristics, and associated technology is provided in this paper Aside from security and performance, we also describe the prevalent Side Channel Attacks (SCA) e.g., Differential Power Analysis (DPA) and Simple Power Analysis (SPA), on cryptographic techniques (such as RSA and AES) and the countermeasures that may be used to protect against these attacks.

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Security Evaluation of Side Channel Attacks on CPS Architectures

HOU

2022

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“…As a result, their definition of CPS may be different from yours. "The integration of simulations and physical processes" is what Yadav [7] refers to as CPS. For example, embedded systems and computers monitor and govern physical processes through feedback loops that are influenced by the underlying mechanics.…”

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An Evaluation of Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical System Integration

Margarita

2022

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In order to make physical systems run more efficiently and effectively at multiple levels of information processing, Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) combine physical processes, Computing, Communication, and Control (the 3Cs) into a single system. There are many factors that make solving the problem of packet transmission in CPS difficult, including unforeseeable node mobility, low number of nodes, lack of global data, and intermittent network access. Currently, there is no good answer to this problem in the literature. The impact of the CPS on engineered systems is much greater in the present and future. Cyber-physical system integration often presents unique challenges in the fields of design, implementation, and application. One of the goals of this research is to better understand the various definitions of an integrated CPS, as well as the growth of new research areas in this field. The application of CPSs faces a number of difficulties, including those related to efficiency, reliability, controllability, and security. We are moving forward in technological innovation with the development of CPSs and the Internet of Things (IoT). It is possible for engineers to gain a better understanding of engineering systems and management modules by utilizing the CPS-IoT models.

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Can smart supply chain bring agility and resilience for enhanced sustainable business performance?

Sharma,

Antony,

Sharma

et al. 2024

IJLM

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PurposeSupply chains need to be made viable in this volatile and competitive market, which could be possible through digitalization. This study is an attempt to explore the role of Industry 4.0, smart supply chain, supply chain agility and supply chain resilience on sustainable business performance from the lens of natural resource-based view.Design/methodology/approachThe study tests the proposed model using a covariance-based structural equation modelling and further investigates the ranking of each construct using the artificial neural networks approach in AMOS and SPSS respectively. A total of 234 respondents selected using purposive sampling aided in capturing the industry practices across supply chains in the UK. The full collinearity test was carried out to study the common method bias and the content validity was carried out using the item content validity index and scale content validity index. The convergent and discriminant validity of the constructs and mediation study was carried out in SPSS and AMOS V.23.FindingsThe results are overtly inferring the significant impact of Industry 4.0 practices on creating smart and ultimately sustainable supply chains. A partial relationship is established between Industry 4.0 and supply chain agility through a smart supply chain. This work empirically reinstates the combined significance of green practices, Industry 4.0, smart supply chain, supply chain agility and supply chain resilience on sustainable business value. The study also uses the ANN approach to determine the relative importance of each significant variable found in SEM analysis. ANN determines the ranking among the significant variables, i.e. supply chain resilience > green practices > Industry 4.0> smart supply chain > supply chain agility presented in descending order.Originality/valueThis study is a novel attempt to establish the role of digitalization in SCs for attaining sustainable business value, providing empirical support to the mediating role of supply chain agility, supply chain resilience and smart supply chain and manifests a significant integrated framework. This work reinforces the integrated model that combines all the constructs dealt with in silos so far in prior literature.

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A resilient hierarchical distributed model of a cyber physical system

Cited by 5 publications

References 54 publications

Security Evaluation of Side Channel Attacks on CPS Architectures

Security Evaluation of Side Channel Attacks on CPS Architectures

An Evaluation of Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical System Integration

Can smart supply chain bring agility and resilience for enhanced sustainable business performance?

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