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Sandro Bologna [email protected] JRC-ENEA Meeting Ispra, September 11, 2008 ENEA’s Project on Management, Safety and Security of Technological and Energy Networks (Critical Infrastructure Protection) http://www.progettoreti.enea.it ENTE PER LE NUOVE TECNOLOGIE L’ENERGIA E L’AMBIENTE

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E NTE PER LE N UOVE TECNOLOGIE L’ E NERGIA E L’ A MBIENTE. ENEA’s Project on Management, Safety and Security of Technological and Energy Networks (Critical Infrastructure Protection) http://www.progettoreti.enea.it. Sandro Bologna [email protected] JRC-ENEA Meeting - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sandro [email protected]

JRC-ENEA Meeting Ispra, September 11, 2008

ENEA’s Project on Management, Safety and Security of Technological and Energy Networks

(Critical Infrastructure Protection)

http://www.progettoreti.enea.it

ENTE PER LE NUOVE TECNOLOGIE L’ENERGIA E L’AMBIENTE

Three research Objectives Three different Demonstrators

1.Technological solutions to reduce networks vulnerabilities caused by attacks and faults on SCADA (Supervision Control And Data Acquisition) systems. Improve mutual coordination of LCCIs (Large Complex Critical Infrastructures) operators to manage potentially dangerous events.

2.Simulation, evaluation and prevention of networks cascading failures, using advanced models of interdependency effects.

3.Integrate the data about the state of LCCIs, including territorial information, with the scope to support the emergency management operators, and to make available “early-warning” indications about possible scenario evolutions.

Implementation, of a “TestBed” for developing and testing technologies and ICT solutions, which are aimed at lowering vulnerabilities of Large and Complex Technological Networks (LCCIs) and at preventing or mitigate cascading failures through real time information shared between LCCIs operators

D1 Demonstrator – General Objective

INCREASING OF SCADA SYSTEM VULNERABILITY

Increasing of attacks Internal/external/accidental attacks

Classification of attack typologies

Analyses carried out at BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology)

ENEA TESTBED TO EXPERIMENT SCADA SAFEGUARD TECHNOLOGY

Workstation 1 Electrical Network

Simulator Data Source

Workstation 2 RTUs

emulators

Workstation 3 Control Centre

emulator

Workstation 4 Messages

communication broker

Workstation 5 Alarms monitoring

interface

Workstation 6 Disturbance/attacks

generator

Communication Network

D1 Demostrator ENEA Safeguard SCADA Testing Facility

Rome Mini TELCO Black-out January 2004

Pre-incident TELCO

network in secure state

Station continue

working with decreased

battery autonomy

Many external Telco services

go down, as the ACEA data links between

control centers

The normal power supply

from ACEA was

restarted

Returnto

normal state

AND AND

Trip of main power

supply

Loss of power supply

Damaged equipment replaced

Telco services restart

AND AND

NETWORK STATE OVERVIEW & ROOT CAUSES

1Flood on the

apparatus room of the Telco SGT

station. UPS start from batteries

2The battery autonomy

finished as Fire Brigate was not able to

eliminate water in time.

3The full

functionality of the SGT station is

restored

4 hoursSafe network state

Endangerednetwork state

Disturbednetwork state

Collapsednetwork

Event

Root cause

Legend

90 min.

SimCIPSimCIP

TelecomTelecomSimulatorSimulator

LCCI TelecomLCCI TelecomData BaseData Base

ElectricityElectricitySimulatorSimulator

LCCI ElectricityLCCI ElectricityData BaseData Base

MITcommunicationMITcommunicationElectricity MIT Add-onElectricity MIT Add-on

Telecom MIT Add-onTelecom MIT Add-on

Electrical Electrical SCADA EmulatorSCADA Emulator

TelecomTelecomSCADA EmulatorSCADA Emulator

Electrical Control RoomElectrical Control Room Telecom Control RoomTelecom Control Room

Optional External Components

IRRIIS - Physical set-up of the experimentation environment

ERC-CIP: European Reference Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection

Some of the D1 activities may support the European Reference Network

for Critical Infrastructure Protection at the JRC

ERC-CIP is a DG JLS initiative

Implementation of a National Infrastructure Simulation and Analysis Center open to contribution from other subject involved in the area.

It will develop models and technological solutions to be used for the purpose of interdependency analysis based on "what if" approach.

D2 Demonstrator – General Objective

USERS/GIS INTERFACE

MIDDLEWARE (Request Management)

MIDDLEWARE (SIMULATORS INTERFACE)

POWER GRIDSIMULATOR

TELECOMM NETWORK

SIMULATOR

Infrastrutture nSIMULATOR

Agent-basedmodel Entity – Resource

Model

ENEA

ENEA

CRIAI

CRIAI

Tor Vergata

CAMPUSBIOMEDICO

11

ENEA GRID layer

CRESCO middleware

Power GridSimulator

Agent-based model

Entity-Resourcemodel

Telecomm NetworkSmulator

CRESCO Simulation Platform running on the top of ENEA GRID

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface LSF multi-cluster as integratorTelnet

User programs & commercial code

ICAWEB

Cluster 5° ( Portici)

& File System

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface

Telnet

ICAWEB

Cluster 6° ( Brindisi)

AFS Geographical cross platform& File System

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface LSF multi-cluster as integrator

Telnet

User programs & commercial code

ICAWEB

Cluster 2° (Casaccia)

AFS Geographical cross platform& File System

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface LSF multi-cluster as integrator

Telnet

User programs & commercial code

ICAWEB

Cluster 4° (Trisaia )

AFS Geographical cross platform& File System

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface LSF multi-cluster as integrator

Telnet

User programs & commercial code

ICAWEB

Cluster 3° (Frascati)

AFS Geographical cross platform& File System

Load Leveler LSF

Graphic User Interface LSF multi-cluster as integrator

Telnet

User programs & commercial code

ICAWEB

Cluster 1° ( Bologna)

A Simple view of ENEA GRID

D2 DemonstratorEU-FP7 DIESIS Project Schema

GRID layer

DIESIS middleware

Power Grid simulator

Railway traffic simulator

User TLC network

Simulator

Public transportation

traffic simulator

NAT (http://www.progettoreti.enea.it//nat)

Each node of a network corresponds to a CI. ij is an “interdependency” matrix

A time-dependent solution of the inoperability xi of the i-th CI upon disturbance

di(t) can be written as:

Time-dependent

inoperabilities

Effort done to design a method

to estimate ij

LEONTIEF Tool (http://www.progettoreti.enea.it//leontief)

The final goal of D2 and DIESIS is the feasibility study of EISAC (European Infrastructures Simulation and Analysis Center) in the framework of ESFRI. EISAC should be the European e-Infrastructure similar to the U.S. NISAC (National Infrastructure Simulation and Analysis Center)

ESFRI : European Strategy Forum on Research

Infrastructures

Implementation of an “Early Warning” system for the protection of the Oil, Gas, Electricity and Water distribution networks localised inside the territory of Val D’Agri, in the Basilicata region, South of Italy

D3 Demonstrator – General Objective

D3 Demonstrator Early Warning System for the Val D’Agri oil field

EU Communication COM (2006)786 of EPCIP (European Programme on Critical Infrastructure Protection) requires the implementation of a European CIWIN, linked to National CIWINs

The Early Warning System for the Val D’Agri oil field can be a suitable experience for the implementation of the Italian CIWIN

CIWIN : Critical Infrastructure Warning Information

Network

List of funded Projects supporting the ENEA Project (1/4)

• SE-TEC "Feasibility Study for a European Network of Secure Test Centres for Reliable ICT-controlled Critical Energy Infrastructures" funded by EU-EPCIPContact: Giordano Vicoli email: [email protected]

• IRRIIS "Integrated Risk Reduction of Information-based Infrastructure Systems" funded by EU-FP6Contact: Sandro Bologna email: [email protected]

• CRESCO-LAIII“Sviluppo di Modelli di Simulazione ed Analisi delle Reti Tecnologiche Complesse e delle loro Interdipendenze” funded by MIUR-PONContact: Sandro Bologna email: [email protected]

• CRESCO-LAII "Sviluppo di tecnologie e modelli computazionali per la descrizione di sistemi complessi di origine biologica e di materiali innovativi" funded by MIUR-PONContact: Vittorio Rosato email: [email protected]

List of funded Projects supporting the ENEA Project (2/4)

• MIA "Definition of a methodology for the assessment of mutual interdependencies between ICT and electricity generation/transmission infrastructures" funded by EU-EPCIPContact: Vincenzo Fioriti email: [email protected]

• GIACS "General Integration of the Application of Complexity in Science" funded by EU-FP6Contact: Vittorio Rosato email: [email protected]

• DIESIS "Design of an Interoperable European federated Simulation network for critical Infrastructures" funded by EU-FP7Contact: Giovanni Dipoppa email: [email protected]

• MICIE "Tool for systemic risk analysis and secure mediation of data exchanged across linked CI information infrastructures" funded by EU-FP7Contact: Michele Minichino email: [email protected]

List of funded Projects supporting the ENEA Project (3/4)

• TeRN "Sviluppo di sistemi di early-warning in Val d'Agri" funded by Regione BasilicataContact: Gerardo De Canio email: [email protected]

• ASTROM “Assessment of resilience to threats of control and data management systems of electrical transmission network” funded by EU-EPCIPContact: Giordano Vicoli email:[email protected]

• TRAMP “Sistema Integrato di Gestione e Controllo per il TRAsporto in Sicurezza di Merci Pericolose" funded by MIURContact: Giovanni Dipoppa email: [email protected]

• COST MP0801 "Physics of Competition, Cooperation and Conflict" funded by ESF 20058Contact: Vittorio Rosato email: [email protected]

List of funded Projects supporting the ENEA Project (4/4)

• NEISAS “National and European Information Sharing and Alerting System” funded by EU-EPCIPContact: Arcangelo Tripi email:[email protected]