Press/Media: Newspaper Article
Dr Sam Maesschalck, Professor Nick Race, and Dr Vasileios Giotsas of the School of Computing and Communications, alongside PhD student Will Fantom, have recently published a paper showcasing how components of an industrial control system (ICS) can be reprogrammed to mimic a poorly-made version of a decoy, known as a “honeypot” to protect systems used to control industrial processes within industries such as nuclear, water, and electricity.
| Title | These aren’t the systems you’re looking for: SCC academics developing new way to protect industrial control systems |
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| Degree of recognition | Local |
| Primary Media type | Web |
| Country/Territory | United Kingdom |
| Date | 6/03/24 |
| Producer/Author | FST Research and Engagement Team |
| Persons | Ellen Greyling, Sam Maesschalck, Nicholas Race, Vasileios Giotsas, Will Fantom |