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* 16.30 Taxi waiting
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= Minutes =
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* Participants listed in the header
 +
* Open Action items, see [[IoTSec:ActionItems]]
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== Smartnett i Eidsiva Nett: AMS og informasjonssikkerhet ==
 +
About Eidsiva Nett, presented by Gard Støe Valla, Fagansvarlig IKT i Eidsiva Nett <br/>
 +
‘’Note: private notes taken by [[Josef Noll|Josef]]
 +
* 5. biggest in Norway,
 +
* producing roughly 7.5 TWh through 20 (fully owned) + 25 (partly owned) power stations
 +
* supporting 23.000 km of power grid and roughly 155.000 households
 +
 +
Security challenges - measures taken at substations
 +
* consumption
 +
* voltage
 +
* ground fault
 +
* short circuit
 +
* switch position
 +
* open door
 +
* humidity
 +
* temperature
 +
 +
Used for handling of alarms: event > AMI > filtering > alarm > analysis > action
 +
 +
Security standards implemented by Eidsiva
 +
* standardised security requirements (harmonised with [[Agder Energi]] and [[BKK]])
 +
* separate functions
 +
** HAN port (one way)
 +
** not integrated AMS with DMS/SCADA
 +
** circuit breaker (only single command, no group break)
 +
* Infrastructure
 +
** Firewall, IDS, logging, events, mirrored sites
 +
* focus on backup/roll-back
 +
* hardening of the system
 +
* user management/access control
 +
* encryption and whitelisting
 +
 +
* Use of experts
 +
** audits, revisions
 +
** surveillance
 +
** PEN-testing (on whole system)
 +
* risk & vulnerability analysis (ROS-analyse)
 +
* People
 +
** policies, knowledge and awareness
 +
* Privacy
 +
** personal information
 +
** storage/deletion
 +
** aggregation
 +
 +
About soft fuses and the relation to the smart grid regulations of Norway. ‘’Note: the smart grid regulations in Norway indicated that the smart meters should be able to throttle the max power in the meter’’.
 +
* new Ailon equipment have a hard switch with software-defined level, e.g. 6 kW max usage. Higher usage than this 6 kW will switch-off the power supply.
 +
* physical interaction with the meter is needed to switch the AMS back to operation
 +
* Discussion: future AMR will have a soft-switch
 +
 +
[[Media:201606SmartGrid_Challenges_Gard_Eidsiva.pdf]]
 +
== Workpackages ==
 +
=== [[IoTSec:WP1]] ===
 +
According to plans
 +
* need Semantic model for infrastructures
 +
*
 +
* [[Media:201606ABS_Modelling_of_AMR_Leo.pdf]]
 +
=== [[IoTSec:WP2]] ===
 +
According to plans
 +
=== [[IoTSec:WP3]] ===
 +
According to plans
 +
=== [[IoTSec:WP4]] ===
 +
Smart Grid Security Centre: Håkon and David have taken responsibility for roadmap
 +
* three bullet points on main Security challenges for DSOs
 +
* roadmap for launch (ideas > video > partners(?) > launch event > ...)
 +
=== Conclusions/Next Meeting ===
 +
Next meetings
 +
* WP1/WP2 work meeting
 +
* Smart Grid Security Center - meeting
 +
 +
* IoTSec meeting
 +
 +
Open topics
 +
* check security requirements from Eidsiva with Fredrikstad Energi, EB Nett++
 +
* get an idea of roadmap for IoT-based information in distribution networks
 +
* ''continue the good work in science''
 +
* relation to national and EU projects and clusters
  
 
= Registration form =
 
= Registration form =

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IoTSec:Consortium meeting Jun2016

Title IoTSec:Consortium meeting Jun2016
Place NTNU i Gjøvik
Date, Time 2016/06/09, 09:30-17:00h
Contact Person Einar Snekkenes
Participants Cristian Johansen, Einar Snekkenes, Habtamu Abie, Heidi Tuiskula, Josef Noll, Olaf Owe, Seraj Fayyad, Stian Løvold, Yan Zhang, Toktam Ramezanifarkhani, Gard Støe Valla, Ivar Rummelhoff, Ming-Chang (Leo) Lee, Sigurd Eskeland, Kaniz Fatema Tuly, Håkon Duus
related to Project IoTSec
Keywords
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Venue

  • Address: Ørneredet - on the top floor of the G building, NTNU i Gjøvik. Teknologiveien 22, 28 15 Gjøvik.

Travel...Transport from Oslo

  • (trains from Oslo 07:02, From Gjøvik 17:29)
  • A maxi taxi will pick you up from the train station and take you to the train station when the meeting is finished.

Agenda

  • 09.30 Welcome & introduction of participants
ongoing discussions
  • 10.00 Action items
  • 10.30 Coffe/Tea/Snacks
  • 10.45 Smartnett i Eidsiva Nett: AMS og informasjonssikkerhet - Gard Støe Valla, Fagansvarlig IKT i Eidsiva Nett.
  • 12.00 -13.00 Lunch
  • 13.00 Status/Results/Plans/Discussion WP 1
  • 13.45 Status/Results/Plans/Discussion WP 2
, a.o. Feilkatalog, systematic representation of failures in the distribution grid
  • 14.30 Coffe/Tea/Snacks
  • 14.45 Status/Results/Plans/Discussion WP 3
  • 15.30 Status/Results/Plans/Discussion WP 4
  • 16.15 Summary/conclusions
  • 16.30 Taxi waiting

Minutes

Smartnett i Eidsiva Nett: AMS og informasjonssikkerhet

About Eidsiva Nett, presented by Gard Støe Valla, Fagansvarlig IKT i Eidsiva Nett
‘’Note: private notes taken by Josef

  • 5. biggest in Norway,
  • producing roughly 7.5 TWh through 20 (fully owned) + 25 (partly owned) power stations
  • supporting 23.000 km of power grid and roughly 155.000 households

Security challenges - measures taken at substations

  • consumption
  • voltage
  • ground fault
  • short circuit
  • switch position
  • open door
  • humidity
  • temperature

Used for handling of alarms: event > AMI > filtering > alarm > analysis > action

Security standards implemented by Eidsiva

  • standardised security requirements (harmonised with Agder Energi and BKK)
  • separate functions
    • HAN port (one way)
    • not integrated AMS with DMS/SCADA
    • circuit breaker (only single command, no group break)
  • Infrastructure
    • Firewall, IDS, logging, events, mirrored sites
  • focus on backup/roll-back
  • hardening of the system
  • user management/access control
  • encryption and whitelisting
  • Use of experts
    • audits, revisions
    • surveillance
    • PEN-testing (on whole system)
  • risk & vulnerability analysis (ROS-analyse)
  • People
    • policies, knowledge and awareness
  • Privacy
    • personal information
    • storage/deletion
    • aggregation

About soft fuses and the relation to the smart grid regulations of Norway. ‘’Note: the smart grid regulations in Norway indicated that the smart meters should be able to throttle the max power in the meter’’.

  • new Ailon equipment have a hard switch with software-defined level, e.g. 6 kW max usage. Higher usage than this 6 kW will switch-off the power supply.
  • physical interaction with the meter is needed to switch the AMS back to operation
  • Discussion: future AMR will have a soft-switch

Media:201606SmartGrid_Challenges_Gard_Eidsiva.pdf

Workpackages

IoTSec:WP1

According to plans

IoTSec:WP2

According to plans

IoTSec:WP3

According to plans

IoTSec:WP4

Smart Grid Security Centre: Håkon and David have taken responsibility for roadmap

  • three bullet points on main Security challenges for DSOs
  • roadmap for launch (ideas > video > partners(?) > launch event > ...)

Conclusions/Next Meeting

Next meetings

  • WP1/WP2 work meeting
  • Smart Grid Security Center - meeting
  • IoTSec meeting

Open topics

  • check security requirements from Eidsiva with Fredrikstad Energi, EB Nett++
  • get an idea of roadmap for IoT-based information in distribution networks
  • continue the good work in science
  • relation to national and EU projects and clusters

Registration form

# Participant Affiliation Comments
01 Josef Noll UiO No meat
02 Christian Johansen UiO Vegetarian
03 Heidi Tuiskula NCE Smart
04 Seraj Fayyad Movation No meat
05 Yan Zhang Simula
06 Ivar Rummelhoff NR
07 Ming-Chang Lee UiO and Simula
08 Habtamu Abie NR No Lactose
09 Sigurd Eskeland NR
10 Toktam Ramezanifarkhani UiO vegetarian
11 Stian Løvold UNIK
12 Einar Snekkenes NTNU
13 Olaf Owe IFI
14 Kaniz Fatema Tuly NTNU Student No food
0x n.n. Partner
0x n.n. Partner
0x n.n. Partner