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SESSec-EU - Networked Smart Energy Systems Security in Europe

People involved

Roberto Carbone

 SESSec-EU - Networked Smart Energy Systems Security in Europe is an activity in the context of the EIT ICT Labs activities 2012 (Innovation Area: Smart Energy Systems)

Goals: 
In the first step, EU-wide development of technological and standardisation background will be exploited and results will be made available in reports. Also, data and infrastructure security threats will be identified. The results of step one will serve as an input for the configuration, and adaption of testbeds, simulations and software platforms of partners, participating in the SESec-EU network.
Date: 
01/01/2012 to 31/12/2012
Partners: 

The consortium involves partners from four European nodes and combines expertise for SES in the aspects of infrastructure and device security, data security and privacy on all levels of the future smart grid from transmission down to device management and building control.

Unit role: 

Our contribution was the formal modeling  and mechanical analysis of security protocols and policies used in SES. In particular, we considered the Privacy-Preserving Billing Protocol for smart metering. This analysis has been conducted leveraging the automatic techniques for the security analysis developed in the context of the carrier project SIAM.