RITICS

What’s next for Digital Twins and Modelling in the context of CNI Security?
2024-02-02 09:00 - 16:00 UTC | Scale Space, 58 Wood Lane, London, W12 7RZ

RITICS Showcase
2024-02-01 09:00 - 17:00 | London
Join us for an exciting in-person event, the RITICS Showcase 2024, held at the Scale Space White City. Discover the latest advancements in technology, innovation, and cybersecurity. Engage with industry leaders, experts, and fellow enthusiasts in a vibrant atmosphere. Immerse yourself in thought-provoking discussions, and inspiring presentations. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired by the cutting-edge solutions shaping our digital future.
The showcase will feature the fellowships and projects that are associated with the Research Institute in Trustworthy Inter-connected Cyber-Physical System, these projects have been funded by NCSC, EPSRC and DSTL.

Addressing the Economics of CNI Security in Railways
2024-01-16 09:15 - 16:30 | Swansea University Bay Campus, Fabian Way, Skewen, SA1 8EN
Securing critical national infrastructure (CNI) has to factor in the economic principles that govern the dynamics and relationships of the various stakeholders involved in terms of technology adoption and, behaviour and culture. The decisions of operators, suppliers and regulators affect key measures of risks, incidents and disruptions are also important. Equally relevant is the impact of digital and physical lock-ins, externalities and asymmetries.
This event seeks to uncover some of the research themes underlying CNI security in railways. A selection of speakers will share insights from their understanding and experience to provide a context to the wider discussions. The event will be an opportunity to develop a research agenda and explore opportunities as to how some of the relevant challenges can be addressed.
Securing critical national infrastructure (CNI) has to factor in the economic principles that govern the dynamics and relationships of the various stakeholders involved in terms of technology adoption and, behaviour and culture. The decisions of operators, suppliers and regulators affect key measures of risks, incidents and disruptions are also important. Equally relevant is the impact of digital and physical lock-ins, externalities and asymmetries.
This event seeks to uncover some of the research themes underlying CNI security in railways. A selection of speakers will share insights from their understanding and experience to provide a context to the wider discussions. The event will be an opportunity to develop a research agenda and explore opportunities as to how some of the relevant challenges can be addressed.
We will observe Chatham House rules to encourage openness of discussion.

Cyber Physical Security of The Maritime Operation
2023-10-26 10:00 - 16:00 | University of Greenwich, Hamilton House, 15 Park Vista, SE10 9LZ
Operations at sea and in ports provide a number of highly unique challenges for those companies and organisations engaged in them. Finding and creating ways to perform tasks in remote locations, provide long distance communications, and track large quantities of goods is imperative to success. The maritime sector relies on a wide range of systems and technologies to underpin this, where cyber-security is imperative for their trusted operation. This workshop seeks to bring together expert research in the field of maritime cyber-security and applicable technologies to discuss the state of the art, existing and forthcoming challenges and novel techniques for maritime security.

Cybersecurity in the Lifecycle of Orbital Systems
2023-07-06 10:00 - 18:30 | Scale Space, 58 Wood Lane, London, W12 7RZ
Cyber-Physical systems in remote locations provide a multitude of challenges for the maintenance of operation and security. No such systems better represent the challenges as those that are in space, where post deployment the potential for interaction is limited. This workshop seeks to highlight the wide array of design and operation topics that are required to secure an orbital system across the whole life of the device. Through insights from leading figures in the field of security and orbital engineering, this event looks to give a breadth of challenges that the industry faces and through community input begin to discuss the approaches that can begin to address them.
