Mapping Water Sector Cyber-Security Vulnerabilities

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James H. Graham, Jeffrey L. Hieb and J. Chris Foreman

Tech report number

CERIAS TR 2012-15

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conference

Abstract

This paper identifies, characterizes, maps, and prioritizes cyber-vulnerabilities in the industrial control systems which are used throughout the Water Sector (includes both drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities). This report discusses both technical vulnerabilities and business/operational challenges, with concentration on the technical issues. The priority order is based upon the research team’s review of the “Road Map to Secure Control Systems in the Water Sector,” DHS Control Systems Security Program documents, a CSET-CS2SAT evaluation, and from comments by the project advisory board and individual discussion with water sector personnel.

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Date

2012 – 1 – 1

Editor

Aljahdali, S.

Journal

24th International Conference on Computers and Their Applications in Industry and Engineering 2011 (CAINE-2011)

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Foreman

Pages

298--304

Publisher

Curran Associates, Inc.

Publication Date

2012-01-01

Isbn

9781618393227

Keywords

critical infrastructure, water, cyber security

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	pages = "298--304",
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	day = "1",
	abstract = "This paper identifies, characterizes, maps, and prioritizes cyber-vulnerabilities in the industrial control systems which are used throughout the Water Sector (includes both drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities). This report discusses both technical vulnerabilities and business/operational challenges, with concentration on the technical issues. The priority order is based upon the research team’s review of the “Road Map to Secure Control Systems in the Water Sector,” DHS Control Systems Security Program documents, a CSET-CS2SAT evaluation, and from comments by the project advisory board and individual discussion with water sector personnel.",
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	keywords = "critical infrastructure, water, cyber security",
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