A survey on smart power grid: frameworks, tools, security issues, and solutions

Gupta, Brij B.; Akhtar, Tafseer

doi:10.1007/s12243-017-0605-4

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“…In terms of defending Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, Nazir et al compiled a comprehensive list of vulnerabilities 29 . Other surveys and systematic reviews tackled CPS, IoT, power, and the SG 30,31,32,33,34 . Work on security and privacy of SG discussed location obfuscation techniques, corrupt data detection algorithms, cloud network data security, privacy preservation, and mobile user data privacy 35 .…”

Section: Power Grids and Co‐simulationmentioning

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Systematic review of features for co‐simulating security incidents in Cyber‐Physical Systems

Czekster

Morisset

Clark

et al. 2021

Security and Privacy

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Cyber‐Physical Systems (CPS) and Internet‐of‐Things (IoT) plus energy are the enabling technology of modern power systems also known as the Smart Grid (SG). A SG may consist of thousands of interconnected components communicating and exchanging data across layers that stretch beyond technical capabilities, for instance, markets and customer interactions. Cyber‐physical security is a major source of concern due to the high reliance of the SG on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and their widespread use. Addressing security requires developing modeling and simulation tools that approximate and replicate adversarial behavior in the SG. These tools have in fact two simulators, one handling continuous power flows and another for capturing the discrete behavior when communicating across CPS or IoT components. The technique of composing two models of computation in a global simulation of these coupled systems is called co‐simulation. Although there are many frameworks and tools for co‐simulation, the set of features for modeling cyber‐physical security incidents in the SG lacks thorough understanding. We present a systematic review of features and tools for co‐simulating these concerns in CPS. We also highlight and discuss research gaps with respect to the most used tools in industry and academia and comment on their relevant features.

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Section: Power Grids and Co‐simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic review of features for co‐simulating security incidents in Cyber‐Physical Systems

Czekster

Morisset

Clark

et al. 2021

Security and Privacy

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“…However, the traditional reviews usually follow less disciplinary approach on the way the reviews conducted and use less statistical methods to draw the extracted conclusions. An example of traditional reviews for SG security can be found in [19,20], where various techniques, tools, frameworks and countermeasures were discussed to achieve SG security at both hardware and software levels. Scoping reviews is another method that is used in computer software engineering to identify key concepts and definitions in the literature for a particular topic.…”

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Recent Development in Smart Grid Authentication Approaches: A Systematic Literature Review

Qasaimeh

Al‐Qassas

Aljawarneh

2019

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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Smart Grid (SG) is a major electricity trend expected to replace traditional electricity systems. SG has faster response to electricity malfunctions and improved utilization of consumed power, and it has two-way communication between providers and consumers. However, SG is vulnerable to attacks and requires robust authentication techniques to provide secure authenticity for its components. This paper analyses previous literature, comprising 27 papers on the status of SG authentication techniques, main components, and kinds of attacks. This paper also highlights the main requirements and challenges for developing authentication approaches for the SG system. This can serve as useful guidance for the development and deployment of authentication techniques for SG systems and helps practitioners select authentication approaches applicable to system needs.

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“…Moreover, complicated problems like complex scientific applications are emerging recently through combining various methods and techniques in a single solution. For such a need, this type of applications has been executed on supercomputers, clusters, and grids [4]. Fortunately, with the advent of clouds, such workflow applications are executed in the cloud.…”

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Workflow Scheduling Using Hybrid GA‐PSO Algorithm in Cloud Computing

Manasrah

Ali

2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Cloud computing environment provides several on-demand services and resource sharing for clients. Business processes are managed using the workflow technology over the cloud, which represents one of the challenges in using the resources in an efficient manner due to the dependencies between the tasks. In this paper, a Hybrid GA-PSO algorithm is proposed to allocate tasks to the resources efficiently. The Hybrid GA-PSO algorithm aims to reduce the makespan and the cost and balance the load of the dependent tasks over the heterogonous resources in cloud computing environments. The experiment results show that the GA-PSO algorithm decreases the total execution time of the workflow tasks, in comparison with GA, PSO, HSGA, WSGA, and MTCT algorithms. Furthermore, it reduces the execution cost. In addition, it improves the load balancing of the workflow application over the available resources. Finally, the obtained results also proved that the proposed algorithm converges to optimal solutions faster and with higher quality compared to other algorithms.

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A survey on smart power grid: frameworks, tools, security issues, and solutions

Cited by 44 publications

References 71 publications

Systematic review of features for co‐simulating security incidents in Cyber‐Physical Systems

Systematic review of features for co‐simulating security incidents in Cyber‐Physical Systems

Recent Development in Smart Grid Authentication Approaches: A Systematic Literature Review

Workflow Scheduling Using Hybrid GA‐PSO Algorithm in Cloud Computing

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