Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Systems Research and Development
Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences Research is an active participant in a number of projects in the arena of cybersecurity for energy delivery systems. Recently, this work has been funded largely via DOE's Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery systems program. These projects include collaborations with academic, vendor, and utility partners. LBNL's work in this space emphasizes both its historical role in developing, deploying and testing the Zeek (Bro) Network Security Monitor, as well as novel research ideas that leverage physics — physical limitations, physical sensor output, and insight into commands sent to control systems — to help monitor and protect networked energy system devices under control. Learn more at the LBNL Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Systems R&D Web Site. A partial listing of current and recent R&D projects relating to cybersecurity for energy delivery systems, including lists of partners, publications, and software developed is as follows: Several recent projects
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