10.1007/978-3-030-62840-6_6 HAL:hal-03794637">
 

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

12-2020

Abstract

Modern cyber-physical systems require effective intrusion detection systems to ensure adequate critical infrastructure protection. Developing an intrusion detection capability requires an understanding of the behavior of a cyber-physical system and causality of its components. Such an understanding enables the characterization of normal behavior and the identification and reporting of anomalous behavior. This chapter explores a relatively new time series analysis technique, empirical dynamic modeling, that can contribute to system understanding. Specifically, it examines if the technique can adequately describe causality in cyber-physical systems and provides insights into it serving as a foundation for intrusion detection.

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Source Publication

14th International Conference on Critical Infrastructure Protection (ICCIP)

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