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  3. Developing Forensic Challenges for Substation Automation: A Hackathon Approach to Enhance Cybersecurity Investigations Developing Forensic Challenges for Substation Automation: A Hackathon Approach to Enhance Cybersecurity Investigations

Developing Forensic Challenges for Substation Automation: A Hackathon Approach to Enhance Cybersecurity Investigations

The project aims to develop a forensic approach for OT environments, specifically targeting substation automation systems. This will be achieved by creating forensic challenges in the HSLU Krinflab laboratory, which will be utilized during a hackathon event.

Brief information

School:

Computer Science and Information Technology

Status:

Ongoing

Period:

10.05.2023 - 31.12.2025

Overview

The primary focus of the project is to develop a forensic approach for substation automation, which involves collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence to support cybersecurity investigations.

To facilitate this research, the project makes use of the HSLU's "Krinflab" laboratory, designed to resemble a substation automation system. This laboratory will be instrumental in creating a forensic approach specifically tailored for substation automation systems. It will serve as a platform for generating various challenges that will be employed during a hackathon. Participants in the hackathon will be tasked with investigating and analyzing different attack scenarios, aiming to identify the root causes and gain insights into OT environments.

The results of this research endeavor will yield valuable insights into the development of effective forensic strategies for both substation automation and OT systems in general, ultimately bolstering the security of critical infrastructure.

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Type of project

Forschung

Internal organisations involved
  • Information Security & Privacy F&E
Funding
  • Private / Stiftungen
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Among other things, this project contributes to the attainment of the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
  • SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
    Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation
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Persons involved: internal

Project manager
  • Sebastian Obermeier
Member of project team
  • Raphael Sergio Bolfing
  • Sinclair Czychi
  • Stephan Renggli
  • Hannes Spichiger
  • Melek Useini

Brief information

School:

Computer Science and Information Technology

Status:

Ongoing

Period:

05/10/2023 - 12/31/2025

Project Head

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Obermeier

Co-Head Applied Cyber Security Research Lab

+41 41 757 68 85

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