A Review on Cyber Security in Metering Infrastructure of Smart Grids

Philips, Anita; Jayakumar, J.; Lydia, M.

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“…Big Data Algorithms. With the promotion of Internet technology, more and more information appears together in life [20]. Although more information means more information can be found, too much information makes it impossible for people to accurately find the information they need and solve problems efficiently.…”

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Infrastructure Smart Service System Based on Big Data Information System

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2022

Mobile Information Systems

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With the acceleration of urbanization and the improvement of people’s living standards, people pay more and more attention to the services provided by infrastructure. Smart services refer to the services provided by individuals or organizations using their wisdom for other people or organizations to facilitate people’s lives. Wisdom is not only a tool of service but also the content of service. In fact, the rapid economic development and infrastructure construction did not develop in equal proportions. With the continuous progress of society, groups with different social attributes have emerged, and they have put forward diversified demands for public services in terms of both quality and quantity. This paper aims to study the research of infrastructure intelligent service system based on big data information system. It expects to use the big data information system to integrate the current infrastructure resources to meet people’s needs. Big data refer to a large amount of diverse digital information that requires new processing modes to have higher decision-making power. This paper designs and develops a new smart community service system, hoping to provide people with more and more convenient services through this system. This paper explores public facilities services from the perspective of public facilities stakeholders to realize the value transformation of public facilities. The experimental results of this paper show that 67% of the people participating in the experiment believe that the protection of stair treads is very necessary, and 73% of people think that it is very necessary to install elevators in multistorey residences. According to the data, most consumers believe that smart services are very necessary and need to be equipped.

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Infrastructure Smart Service System Based on Big Data Information System

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2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…Developing a monitoring program that includes the growing number of cybersecurity threats is, however, difficult. The goal of such a monitoring program would be to exclude malicious access and use, but not exclude or slow down the various forms of legitimate access from the growing number of decentralized electricity generators, flexibility assets and aggregators (Balda et al, 2017;Philips et al, 2021).…”

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Governing AI in Electricity Systems: Reflections on the EU Artificial Intelligence Bill

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Veraart

2021

Front. Artif. Intell.

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The Proposal for an Artificial Intelligence Act, published by the European Commission in April 2021, marks a major step in the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). This paper examines the significance of this Act for the electricity sector, specifically investigating to what extent the current European Union Bill addresses the societal and governance challenges posed by the use of AI that affects the tasks of system operators. For this we identify various options for the use of AI by system operators, as well as associated risks. AI has the potential to facilitate grid management, flexibility asset management and electricity market activities. Associated risks include lack of transparency, decline of human autonomy, cybersecurity, market dominance, and price manipulation on the electricity market. We determine to what extent the current bill pays attention to these identified risks and how the European Union intends to govern these risks. The proposed AI Act addresses well the issue of transparency and clarifying responsibilities, but pays too little attention to risks related to human autonomy, cybersecurity, market dominance and price manipulation. We make some governance suggestions to address those gaps.

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A Blockchain-Based Smart Grid to Build Resilience Through Zero-Trust Cybersecurity

Hajian

Chang

2022

Handbook of Smart Energy Systems

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A Review on Cyber Security in Metering Infrastructure of Smart Grids

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Infrastructure Smart Service System Based on Big Data Information System

Infrastructure Smart Service System Based on Big Data Information System

Governing AI in Electricity Systems: Reflections on the EU Artificial Intelligence Bill

A Blockchain-Based Smart Grid to Build Resilience Through Zero-Trust Cybersecurity

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