Evaluating the effects of cyber-attacks on cyber physical systems using a hardware-in-the-loop simulation testbed

Evaluating the effects of cyber-attacks on cyber physical systems using a hardware-in-the-loop simulation testbed
Author	Bradley Potteiger William Emfinger Himanshu Neema Xenofon Kousoukos CheeYee Tang Keith Stouffer
Keywords	actuation capability Analytical models Computational modeling Computer architecture Computer security CPS attack experiments cyber components cyber physical systems cyber-attack effect evaluation cyber-physical system Cyber-Physical Systems cybersecurity design process embedded computers embedded systems Experimentation Hardware hardware-in-the loop simulation Hardware-in-the-Loop hardware-in-the-loop simulation testbed HIL testbed model based software development framework Model Integrated Computing physical components physical system platform specific performance measurements railway transportation system resilience security of data simulation environment Software software engineering system functions Testbed Vulnerability Assessment
Abstract	Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) consist of embedded computers with sensing and actuation capability, and are integrated into and tightly coupled with a physical system. Because the physical and cyber components of the system are tightly coupled, cyber-security is important for ensuring the system functions properly and safely. However, the effects of a cyberattack on the whole system may be difficult to determine, analyze, and therefore detect and mitigate.
Year of Publication	2017
Conference Name	Resilience Week (RWS)
Date Published	09/2017
Publisher	IEEE
Conference Location	Wilmington, DE
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