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Security in IoT for Smart Grids (IoTSec) finished in Sep2020 Please visit Publications for the list of scientific achievements, as well as our YouTube channel. If you want to talk to some of the colleagues being involved, have a look at our list of contributors. IoTSec as part of the Cyber Physical Lab (CPS) at UiO on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKv7xUMzalnNSoc2V65ypaw The IoTSec - Security in IoT for Smart Grids initiative was established in 2015 to promote the development of a safe and secure Internet-of-Things (IoT)-enabled smart power grid infrastructure. The 5-year Research Project received funding from the Research Council of Norway (RCN)to contribute to a safe information society. IoTSec evolved to a large research network with 9 core partners, 10 associate members, and 8 international partners. A total of 11 professors were involved, leading directly to 3 PhDs and indirectly to another 5 PhD projects.  IoTSec addresses the basic needs for a reliable and efficient, uninterrupted power network with dynamic configuration and security properties. It addresses in addition the needs of businesses and end users of additional IoT services by exploring use cases for value-added services with the intent to design the building blocks for future services that consider the necessary security and privacy preconditions of successfully deployed large-scale services. IoTSec will apply the research in the envisaged Security Centre for Smart Grids, co-located with the Norwegian Centre of Excellence (NCE Smart). Our aim is to contribute to a secure and privacy-aware ecosystem for the Internet of Things. If you want to become part of the Initiative, please contact us. We envision your challenges, your industrial requirements, your knowledge or your infrastructure. Read more ... See also the work on Privacy Labels (A-F) Research work and industrial focus IoT Sec flow diagramme IoTSec main areas of research cover semantic descriptions, security modelling and measurable security, and are covered by work packages WP1 - WP3: WP0 Project management, Dissemination and Exploitation (UNIK) T0.1 Project management, Collaboration platform, supervision of PhD students T0.2 Dissemination, Scientific Papers, workshops, liaisons, industrial take-up WP1 Semantic system, application, and attack description (Ifi) T1.1 Semantic description of infrastructure, attack detection, system view; T1.2 Measurable: security, privacy and dependability, metrics WP2 Development of security models and modules for IoT systems (NR) T2.1 Development of privacy-aware models and measures T2.2 Adopting and enhancing adaptive security for system of systems T2.3 Formal technologies for semantic provability WP3 System versus Goal analysis for measurable security (NTNU) T3.1 Multi-metrics applied for application-driven infrastructures T3.2 Human/technical interface, security usability The research results are adopted to create the Security Centre for operational security for IoT-based critical infrastructure, addressed through the following tasks in WP4. WP4 Operational security for IoT-based critical infrastructure (NCE Smart) T4.1 IoTSec ecosystem and industrial applicability T4.2 Smart Grid security centre applicability, assessment, simulation and pilots T4.3 Gap Analysis of security methods for critical infrastructures About The IoTSec initiatives drives Research for secure IoT and Smart Grids {{#widget:Twitter|user=josefnoll|id=656931482624225280}} People Josef Noll, project leader Cristian Johansen Olaf Owe Dieter Hirdes Habtamu Abie Yan Zhang Stian Løvold Einar Snekkenes Erik Åsberg Vidar Kristoffersen Otto Andreas Rustand Seraj Fayyad see all... Partners and Collaborations UiO/Ifi UiO/ITS NR Simula NTNU Smart Innovation Norway eSmart Systems Fredrikstad Energi Glitre Energi Nett Movation Smartgrid Centre Norw. Data Protection Auth. Forbrukerrådet EyeSaaS Secure-NOK mnemonic Open Innovation Lab Mondragon Unibersitatea University of Victoria Universidad Carlos III La Sapienza Ecole Polytechnique Gdansk University of Technology University of Agder COINS Research School Nimbeo H2020 and ECSEL projects Academic Collaborators (edit) {{#widget:Twitter|user=josefnoll|id=619849509993074689}}