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Protecting the Australian grid against cyber attacks

Australia is constantly moving towards the development of smart grids with a key focus on ensuring reliability, efficiency, and sustainability. Ever-increasing electricity demand, energy security, de-carbonization, renewable energy integration, climate change events, integration of AI and IoT devices, and technological innovations are accelerating this transition towards smart grids. This development of digital technologies, smart grids, …

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Identifying and Mitigating Cyber Attacks on Wind Turbine Communication Networks

Wind energy plays a crucial role in the global energy infrastructure. With wind power plants in place, reliable and safe energy could be produced. Wind energy has become a major part of the renewable energy production capacity of the United States over the past few years. There are over 70,800 wind turbines that generate 400 …

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Cyber Security – Key to Robust Integration of Distributed Energy Resources

Introduction Cyber Security: Today, many startups and companies are developing robust and integrated cybersecurity solutions in line with distributed energy resources. While advanced cybersecurity solutions for energy utilities indicate an optimistic future, the consistent penetration across distributed energy resources is bound to increase devices controlled and owned by consumers. Moreover, these devices rely on digital …

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Cybersecurity in the MaaS Ecosystem

The Transformation of the Automotive Sector Cybersecurity in the MaaS Ecosystem: The automotive sector is going through an unprecedented radical transformation involving digitalisation, the Internet of Things (IoT), urbanisation, and autonomous technology. These technological trends are completely disrupting business models and reshaping this sector. There are currently three interconnected processes: 1.) New servicing options are …

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Cybersecurity in Autonomous Trucks | Automotive Trucks Cybersecurity

  Cybersecurity in Autonomous Trucks | Autonomous Trucks Cybersecurity According to reports, the market puncturing of autonomous trucks will reach an all-time high of 55 percent in the U.S. by the year 2030. Experts predict that about 90 percent of mile trucks will become autonomous soon. These trucks are a huge relief to the trucking …

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Cybersecurity for wind energy systems integrated into smart grids

Wind energy systems integrated with smart grids are vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks. These days, wind turbines can communicate with the grid through the Internet. This means cybercriminals can use this connection to disrupt the power supply. Two most important components for cyber security for wind farms are the turbines themselves and the control system. Cybersecurity …

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Cybersecurity for solar energy systems integrated to smart grids

Solar energy systems are vulnerable to cyber-attacks and physical attacks. These attacks could disable the grid, causing widespread power outages. There are multiple ways to protect solar energy systems from external attacks. One way is to physically secure the systems. The systems should be given protection from the weather and other physical damages. Second way …

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Cybersecurity for Vehicle-to-Vehicle Applications

The explosion of connected vehicles, either those that are technologically advanced, self-driving or those that are manually driven and relatively simplistic, brings many advantages including improvements to safety, user convenience, and enhanced sustainability. Connected vehicles are implemented by utilising Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) networked technologies such as Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I), Vehicle-to-Network (V2N), Vehicle-to-Pedestrian (V2P), and Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V). However, …

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