WSRL 2015 - 2nd Workshop on Cyber Security and Resilience of Large-Scale Systems (WSRL 2015)

Control and intelligent applications are a vital part of modern large-scale systems in various application areas, such as energy generation and distribution, traffic control and critical infrastructure. Centralized control is being replaced by distributed and more open control systems that possess increasing levels of autonomy. Communication networks and intelligent systems are at the core of these developments. Such systems must be able to recover from the failures and intrusion in order to maintain their functions. Therefore, achieving resilience and security in the complex, interconnected, and interdependent systems of today requires an integrated approach in engineering to address of resilience considerations across all constituent systems, cyber and physical. Workshop topics include, but are not limited to:
v Cyber-security engineering processes
v Risk management and vulnerability analysis in complex systems
v Case studies on security and reliability issues in critical infrastructures
v Security of cyber-physical systems
v Security information and event management for critical infrastructure protection
v Forensic data analysis
v Real-time intrusion detection and mitigation
v Distributed reaction and active defence for resilience
v Privacy and security of large-scale big data platform
v Secure and resilient cloud environments
v Model verification and validation for dependability and security evaluation
v Formal verification, testing, analytical and experimental evaluation
v Simulation and modelling of resilient large-scale systems
v Metrics for quantifying the security of resilient evolving systems