IRRIIS- FP6-2005–IST-4

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IRRIIS – Integrated Risk Reductionof Information-based Infrastructure Systems

Workshop -Middleware Improved Technology for Interdependent Critical Infrastructures 8 February 2007, Rome

Felix Flentge

IRRIIS

IRRIIS Mission

To enhance substantially the dependability of

Large Complex Critical Infrastructures

by introducing appropriate

Middleware Improved Technology

components within the next three years.

IRRIIS

IRRIIS Focus

Dependencies between critical infrastructures, especially electricity & telecommunication

Modelling and simulation of systems of critical infrastructures

Enabling cross-sector, cross-border communication between critical infrastructures

Risk assessment and mitigation regarding dependencies

IRRIIS

The IRRIIS Project

MIT Development

• Design & Evaluation of MIT concepts

• MIT Communication Components and Risk Management Language

• “Intelligent” MIT add-on components for risk assessment and mitigation of cascading effects

• Interfaces for easy integration into existing systems

SimCIP Development

• Agent-based simulation environment for interdependent CI systems

• Multi-layer simulation (implementation-service-effect; physical-cyber-mgmt.)

• Integration of existing tools & models

• Test-bed for MIT componentsModels,

Methodologies,

Knowledge

MITcomponent

s

SimCIPenvironme

nt

Diagnosis - Therapy

Analysis & Research

• Survey of existing tools and models

• Analysis of the state of the art (research gaps)

• Requirements for SimCIP and MIT

• Scenario and Risk Analysis

• Topology Analysis

• Interdependency Analysis

• Analysis of Next Generation Networks

IRRIIS

The IRRIIS Project: Status

MIT Development

• Design & Evaluation of MIT concepts

• MIT Communication Components and Risk Management Language

• “Intelligent” MIT add-on components for risk assessment and mitigation of cascading effects

• Interfaces for easy integration into existing systems

SimCIP Development

• Agent-based simulation environment for interdependent CI systems

• Multi-layer simulation (implementation-service-effect; physical-cyber-mgmt.)

• Integration of existing tools & models

• Test-bed for MIT componentsModels,

Methodologies,

Knowledge

MITcomponent

s

SimCIPenvironme

nt

Diagnosis - Therapy

Analysis & Research

• Survey of existing tools and models

• Analysis of the state of the art (research gaps)

• Requirements for SimCIP and MIT

• Scenario and Risk Analysis

• Topology Analysis

• Interdependency Analysis

• Analysis of Next Generation Networks

IRRIIS

IRRIIS PartnersLCCI StakeholderGruppo Telecom Italia Red Eléctrica de España, SpainACEA, Italy

Research PartnersItalian National Agency for New

Technology, Energy and the Environment

École Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications, France

Centre for Software Reliability at City University London, Great Britain

Technical University Dresden, Germany

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research

Technology Provider Alcatel-Lucent, France Siemens AG, Germany Advanced Industrial Systems Ltd.,

Malta

Consultant & Service Provider Industrieanlagen-Betriebsgesellschaft

mbH, Germany Aplicaciones en Informática Avanzada,

Spain Fraunhofer Institute Intelligent Analysis

and Information Systems, Germany Fraunhofer Institute Secure

Information Technology, Germany Technical Research Centre of Finland

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4-5 September 2007, Petersberg (Bonn)

Paper Submission: 15 March 2007

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