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Testbed diversity as a fundamental principle for effective ICS security research. / Green, Benjamin; Frey, Sylvain Andre Francis; Rashid, Awais et al.
2016. Paper presented at SERECIN, Egham, United Kingdom.

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Green, B, Frey, SAF, Rashid, A & Hutchison, D 2016, 'Testbed diversity as a fundamental principle for effective ICS security research', Paper presented at SERECIN, Egham, United Kingdom, 6/04/16 - 6/04/16. <https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxzZXJlY2luMjAxNnxneDo3N2MxYzU4OGI0NGJmNjU4>

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Green, B., Frey, S. A. F., Rashid, A., & Hutchison, D. (2016). Testbed diversity as a fundamental principle for effective ICS security research. Paper presented at SERECIN, Egham, United Kingdom. https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxzZXJlY2luMjAxNnxneDo3N2MxYzU4OGI0NGJmNjU4

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Green B, Frey SAF, Rashid A, Hutchison D. Testbed diversity as a fundamental principle for effective ICS security research. 2016. Paper presented at SERECIN, Egham, United Kingdom.

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Green, Benjamin ; Frey, Sylvain Andre Francis ; Rashid, Awais et al. / Testbed diversity as a fundamental principle for effective ICS security research. Paper presented at SERECIN, Egham, United Kingdom.

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abstract = "The implementation of diversity in testbeds is essential to understanding and improving the security and resilience of Industrial Control Systems (ICS). Employing a wide spec- trum of equipment, diverse networks, and business processes, as deployed in real-life infrastructures, is particularly diffi- cult in experimental conditions. However, this level of di- versity is key from a security perspective, as attackers can exploit system particularities and process intricacies to their advantage. This paper presents an ICS testbed with specific focus on infrastructure diversity, and end-to-end business process replication. These qualities are illustrated through a case study mapping data flow/processing, user interactions, and two example attack scenarios.",
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