Cybersecurity laboratory for RTU
The cybersecurity laboratory for RTU has an industrial control system (ICS) consisting of control devices (RTU). The architecture used is similar to that of an electrical substation, permitting the analysis of potential vulnerabilities and threats that might affect this type of device.
Component security and/or industrial systems assessments: audits, vulnerability scanning, intrusion testing, etc.
Research, development and implementation of new cybersecurity solutions specialised in industrial environments.
Remote and/or physical access to pilot plants and industrial process models, in order to carry out research tasks and tests.
Physical components involved in process control. For example: Controllers, PLCs, RTUs, PC Industrial, Robots, Drivers, etc.
Pilot plants, models and elements which implement real processes in the laboratory.
Physical components involved in process supervision and data concentration and cleaning so they can then be sent to the next levels. For example: SCADA systems, storage servers, HMIs, etc.
Software tools used to monitor processes carried out in the laboratory. For example: WinCC, Vijeo Citect, and the laboratory´s own monitoring tools.
Software tools used to manage, programme and configure the laboratory´s physical components. For example: Simatic-S7, Unity Pro, LabVIEW, etc.