The SIEGate project will help you improve the security posture as well as minimize the electric utility control centers’ external cyber-attack surface, while reducing the current control-room-to-control-room information exchange maintaining costs.
SIEGate will provide users with a security isolation layer between external systems and critical internal infrastructure in order to protect reliability and market sensitive data.
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The SIEGate service is a technology-neutral security functionality that provides a robust and simple means to enable protection for control-room environments from cyber-attacks.
SIEGate provides both remote-provisioning and on-premise enterprise deployment models. SIEGate security can be delivered to the network in either a software-only or hardware-based model.
The SIEGate project will help you improve the security posture as well as minimize the electric utility control centers’ external cyber-attack surface, while reducing the current control-room-to-control-room information exchange maintaining costs.
SIEGate will provide users with a security isolation layer between external systems and critical internal infrastructure in order to protect reliability and market sensitive data.
SIEGate Description:
The SIEGate service is a technology-neutral security functionality that provides a robust and simple means to enable protection for control-room environments from cyber-attacks.
SIEGate provides both remote-provisioning and on-premise enterprise deployment models. SIEGate security can be delivered to the network in either a software-only or hardware-based model.
The SIEGate project will help you improve the security posture as well as minimize the electric utility control centers’ external cyber-attack surface, while reducing the current control-room-to-control-room information exchange maintaining costs.
SIEGate will provide users with a security isolation layer between external systems and critical internal infrastructure in order to protect reliability and market sensitive data.
SIEGate Description:
The SIEGate service is a technology-neutral security functionality that provides a robust and simple means to enable protection for control-room environments from cyber-attacks.
SIEGate provides both remote-provisioning and on-premise enterprise deployment models. SIEGate security can be delivered to the network in either a software-only or hardware-based model.
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The SIEGate project will help you improve the security posture as well as minimize the electric utility control centers’ external cyber-attack surface, while reducing the current control-room-to-control-room information exchange maintaining costs.
SIEGate will provide users with a security isolation layer between external systems and critical internal infrastructure in order to protect reliability and market sensitive data.
SIEGate Description:
The SIEGate service is a technology-neutral security functionality that provides a robust and simple means to enable protection for control-
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The project is primarily aimed at making the power system even more secure, in order to protect against outside attacks. SIEGate protects the power system against attacks coming from outside the power system and makes it even more secure by removing the control systems and critical infrastructure from the attack surface. SIEGate is a “virtual” control room that represents the electrical grid and will allow the electric utility to protect its vital systems. It is based on the ESPER technology that allows remote services to be executed on a computer without the physical presence of a computer.
Project team
As of 2011, there are 10 project team members who work full-time on the project:
Two programmers (one QA and one BSD)
Two artists
Two programmers (one Python/C++)
A security expert
Three security experts
Project funding
The SIEGate project received three rounds of funding.
Budget: €1.2 million
Initial budget: € 600,000
First round of funding: € 400,000
Second round of funding: € 600,000
Publication
The first version of the publication was released in March 2011 and the publication (version 1.0) was announced on September 19, 2011. The publication in English is available for free.
The first version of the French publication is available for free on SIEGE-France’s website.
In January 2012, version 2.0 of the publication was released and a 12 months pilot program with over 30 private and public partners in the French electricity grid was announced. The publication also got a 3rd round of funding of €50,000 in March 2012.
See also
Electricity distribution
Power transmission
Distribution network
References
External links
Report of European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) on the project.
SIEGE – SIEGE project’s website
SIEGE Program’s website
WIRED (magazine) article on SIEGE project
Wired France article
US DOE fact sheet on SIEGE project
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SIEGate is a low cost solution for the protection of process industry and smart metering infrastructure. It is designed to be both an isolated host computer solution, protecting external computers and sensors, and an isolated sensor solution, protecting internal controls. This means that SIEGate serves as a physical shield to ensure the reliability of highly value networked systems and software running on them. This can only be achieved by ensuring that only the system’s locally operating software may communicate to the Internet.
Challenges:
SIEGate is a distributed system so that it must securely operate within the management framework of a large physical plant. The current management framework must be modified to allow SIEGate to operate within it. The current framework includes the use of a large number of control computers, large numbers of sensors and actuators, and wide-area communications infrastructure. The management framework must be expanded to accommodate SIEGate. These management challenges include:
– Distributed systems – In a distributed system, there is no single point of failure. A distributed system does not tolerate single point of failure. Failure of any one subsystem or server in a distributed system will render the entire system inoperable.
– Multi-platforms – SIEGate will run on a variety of platforms. Some platforms will run an operating system that is not considered secure, and could be exploited by malware.
– Failover and recovery – SIEGate must reliably operate within the management framework. The framework must provide a complete and instantaneous recovery mechanism should any of the subsystems fail.
– Static vs. Dynamic topology – The current management framework dictates that SIEGate must follow a static topology. It will never connect directly to the internet, and will never require dynamic changes to its configuration. The management framework will accommodate these requirements.
– Integrity / authentication / authorization – The current management framework is statically configured. It must authenticate all transactions and modify it at runtime. It must also enforce an integrated security policy.
– Cost – The current management framework is expensive. Many of the servers are not local. They have to be managed and maintained remotely. Their configuration needs to be changed often.
– Reliability – The current management framework is not reliable. It relies on many unreliable, geographically remote systems and platforms.
The objective of the project is to evaluate a novel hardware design and software solution for reliable and secure area-wide networked (AWN) for telecommunication and remote sensing applications. In particular, an integrated physical, network and software design for the SIEGate project is being developed.
The ESGATE project will extend the SiGate concept, which was originally developed to protect process control and power industry systems. The project will demonstrate the use of low cost sensor networks in an electronic monitoring system and a cooperative control system for the purpose of the safety, availability, and operability of critical elements of the national grid. The objective of the ESGATE project is to evaluate the
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