Smart Grid Security: An End-to-End View of Security in the New Electrical Grid

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ISBN: 9781439855874 | 1439855870
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Copyright: 12/5/2011

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Written for those responsible for network security, this book addresses all the major issues in the field, particularly cybersecurity of the smart grid. It offers expertise from industry professionals that#xE2;#xAC;"s accessible to the layperson#xE2;#xAC;#x1D;covering traditional power grids as well as the emergence, development, and integration of smart grid technology. With practical examples and step-by-step instructions, the authors offer a new perspective to the security of critical infrastructures through the explanation of how smart grids work and how network and cybersecurity plays a significant role.

Foreword	p. xv
Preface	p. xix
Authors	p. xxiii
Acknowledgments	p. xxv
What Is the Smart Grid, and Why Should We Care about Security?	p. 1
Definitions: The Traditional Power Grid	p. 1
Definitions: What's a Smart Grid?	p. 3
Why Do We Need a Smarter Grid?	p. 7
Smart Grid Risks	p. 9
Smart Grid Risks versus Benefits	p. 12
Endnotes	p. 14
The Smart Grid Evolution: Smart Grid Standards, Laws, and Industry Guidance	p. 17
Introduction	p. 17
Regulations, Smart Grid, and the Bulk Electric System	p. 20
Privacy Information Impacts on Smart Grid	p. 24
Security Standards	p. 27
Smart Grid Security Strategy	p. 31
Smart Grid Impacts	p. 38
Applying Security Control Frameworks to Smart Grid	p. 41
Managing the Overall Risk to Smart Grid	p. 46
Endnotes	p. 49
Smart Metering: The First Security Challenge	p. 51
Introduction	p. 51
The Cost of Smart Metering	p. 52
Smart Metering Programs	p. 53
The Smart Meter Architecture	p. 57
In-Home Display	p. 58
Smart Meters	p. 59
Neighborhood Area Network	p. 60
Smart Meter Collectors	p. 61
Wide Area Network (WAN)	p. 62
Utility Demilitarized Zone	p. 64
Head End System	p. 64
Smart Meter Authentication	p. 64
Smart Metering Security	p. 67
Smart Meter Vendor Management	p. 67
Smart Meter Security Management	p. 70
AMI Vulnerabilities	p. 72
AMI Impacts	p. 74
Endnotes	p. 76
Home Area Networking: Giving Consumers Control or Opening a Pandora's Box?	p. 79
Introduction	p. 79
Elements of the Home Area Network	p. 81
Energy Services Interface	p. 83
Programmable Communicating Thermostat (PCT)	p. 84
In-Home Display (IHD) and Energy Management System (EMS)	p. 85
Load Control and Smart Appliance	p. 86
HAN Nonelectric Meter	p. 87
Plug-In Electric Vehicle (PEV) and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE)	p. 87
Mobile HAN Devices	p. 89
Other Devices	p. 90
HAN Communications	p. 91
HAN Commissioning, Registration, and Enrollment	p. 92
Defense-in-Depth and Other Security Solutions	p. 94
Endnotes	p. 96
Distribution Automation: Moving from Legacy to Secure	p. 99
Introduction	p. 99
What Is the Distribution System?	p. 100
Distribution System Architecture	p. 102
Utility Field Sensors (Sensors)	p. 103
Utility Distribution and Feeder Meters	p. 103
Utility Field Controllers	p. 104
Local Access Network (LAN)	p. 104
Sensor/Meter Aggregator	p. 105
Wide Area Network (WAN)	p. 105
Data Center Access	p. 106
Sensor Head-End	p. 106
Meter Head-End	p. 107
Distribution SCADA MTU	p. 107
Back-Office Computational Platforms	p. 107
Traditional Back-Office Applications	p. 108
Definition of Distribution Automation	p. 108
How Does Distribution Automation Work?	p. 114
Distribution System Costs	p. 118
What Is the Smart Grid Function of Distribution Automation?	p. 118
The Importance of the Distribution System and Its Security Challenges	p. 120
Securing the Distribution System	p. 121
Distribution Management Systems	p. 122
Standards, Inoperability, and Cyber Security	p. 123
Endnotes	p. 126
Transmission Automation: Can Utilities Work Together Securely?	p. 129
Introduction	p. 129
Transmission Infrastructure Costs	p. 130
Transmission Infrastructure Functionality	p. 131
Transmission Technology	p. 135
Energy Management System	p. 138
Map Board	p. 138
Automatic Generation Control (AGC)	p. 139
Supervisory Control	p. 139
Contingency Reserve Management	p. 139
Interchange Scheduling	p. 140
SCADA Master Terminal Unit	p. 141
SCADA Front-End Processor	p. 141
Transmission Substations	p. 142
Synchrophasors as lEDs	p. 143
Relays as lEDs	p. 144
Programmable Logic Controllers as lEDs	p. 145
RTUs as lEDs	p. 145
Smart Transmission Cyber Security	p. 145
Control Center Cyber Security	p. 147
Transmission Substation Cyber Security	p. 151
Strategies for Securing the Transmission System	p. 152
Endnotes	p. 154
Distributed Generation and Micro-Grids: Can Distributed Systems Work Together?	p. 157
Introduction	p. 157
Major Generation Resources	p. 158
Major Generation Costs	p. 158
Nuclear Power	p. 161
Coal Power	p. 162
Gas Power	p. 163
Hydroelectric Generation	p. 163
Distributed Energy Resources (DERs)	p. 164
Distributed Energy Resource Costs	p. 165
Energy Generation Systems	p. 165
Energy Storage Systems	p. 167
DER Programs	p. 169
DER Cyber Security	p. 170
Micro-Grids	p. 171
Micro-Grid Functions and Smart Grid Interaction	p. 172
Cyber Security for Micro-Grids	p. 173
Future of Micro-Grids	p. 175
Distributed Control System	p. 175
Smart Grid and Distributed Generation	p. 176
Cyber Security and Distributed Generation	p. 177
Endnotes	p. 180
Operations and Outsourcing	p. 185
Introduction	p. 185
Design	p. 186
Engineering	p. 186
Communications	p. 186
Information Technology (IT)	p. 187
Planning	p. 187
Grid Operations	p. 189
Plant Operations	p. 191
Substation Operations	p. 192
Accounting	p. 194
Marketing	p. 194
Maintenance	p. 195
Substation Maintenance	p. 195
Generation Maintenance	p. 196
Construction	p. 197
Metering Support	p. 197
Smart Grid Operations	p. 199
Outsourcing	p. 200
Cyber Security Incident Response and Outsourcing	p. 202
Cyber Security Controls	p. 205
Endnotes	p. 206
Plug-In Electric Vehicles and Energy Storage: Now the Fun Really Begins	p. 207
Introduction	p. 207
Storage Technologies	p. 208
Measurement and Coordination	p. 210
What Makes Plug-In Electric Vehicles Unique?	p. 211
Plug-In Vehicle to Grid Logistics	p. 212
Grid to Plug-In Vehicle Logistics	p. 214
Energy Storage and Cyber Security	p. 216
The Future of Energy Storage	p. 218
Endnotes	p. 218
What about the Consumer?: Securing Relationships between the Utilities and Their Customers	p. 221
Introduction	p. 221
Electric Charging Stations	p. 221
Home Area Networks	p. 222
Distributed Generation	p. 223
Demand Response and the Consumer	p. 223
Consumer Health Risks of Smart Grid	p. 224
Consumer Protections	p. 224
Utility Protection from the Consumer	p. 226
Third-Party Service Providers	p. 228
Protecting Consumers from Themselves	p. 232
Endnotes	p. 233
Identifying and Recovering the Grid from a Cyber-Disaster	p. 235
Introduction	p. 235
Malicious Threats	p. 236
Malicious Threats in Control Systems	p. 243
Nonmalicious Threats	p. 246
Incident Identification	p. 248
Incident Containment	p. 248
Incident Eradication	p. 250
Cyber-Disaster	p. 251
Load-Shedding Events	p. 253
Cyber-Disaster Response	p. 254
Cyber-Disaster Recovery	p. 255
Endnotes	p. 256
Crystal Ball Time: Will We Have a Secure Grid and What Will It Take?	p. 257
Introduction	p. 257
Smart Meter Security	p. 258
Home Area Networks	p. 259
Head-End and Meter Data Management	p. 259
Distribution System Security	p. 261
Transmission Security and the Bulk Electric System	p. 262
The Distribution System and NERC CIP	p. 263
Identity and Key Management	p. 265
Differential Power Analysis and Other Side Channel Attacks	p. 267
Energy Theft and Market Manipulation	p. 268
Privacy	p. 269
Will the Smart Grid Be Secure?	p. 269
Endnotes	p. 271
Bibliography	p. 273
Index	p. 281
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