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Smart Grid Cyber Security
Executive Summary 4 Introduction to Smart Grid 6 What is the Smart Grid? 6 Who is developing the Smart Grid? 9 Technologies Involved in the Smart Grid and What They Offer 12 Distributed Resources 12 Power Grid Management 14 Customer Power Management 16 Importance of Wireless Technology to the Smart Grid 19 Smart Grid and Personal Information 22 Privacy Issues with the Smart Grid 25 Latest Developments 30 Benefits of a Smart Grid 32 Cyber Security in the Electric System 42 Overview 42 Building a Strategy for Smart Grid Cyber Security 43 Security Fundamentals of the Smart Grid 44 Looking at the Threats Facing the Smart Grid 46 Looking at System-level Threats 47 Problem of Theft of Service 49 Privacy and Confidentiality Threats 51 Security Challenges Facing the Smart Grid 52 Internet Protocol and Smart Grid Security 54 Vulnerabilities Facing the Smart Grid 55 SCADA Security 55 Security of the Substation 55 Use of Public Telecom Infrastructure 56 Network Management from Remote Nodes 57 Lack of Authentication 57 Authentication Bypass 57 Slave Meter Data Tampering 58 Slave Meter Unauthorized Disconnection 58 Insecure Protocol Implementation 58 Firmware Upgrade Vulnerabilities 59 Input Validation 59 Security of the Current Smart Grid 60 AMI Security 60 Securing the Wireless Network 60 NASPI Security 61 Considering Potential Attack Scenarios 62 Present Risk of Attack 62 What the US Government is Doing 63 Appendix 65 Glossary 71 About the Publisher 82 3 List of Figures and Tables Figures Figure 1: Electricity and Economic Growth 7 Figure 2: SCE Advanced Metering Infrastructure Communications System involves Multiple Communication Paths to Link the Utility to the Meters to its Customers 20 Figure 3: Electric Generation Fuel Mix 66 Figure 4: Electric Generation from Renewables 66 Figure 5: Security of Supply Example with DG 69 Figure 6: A Simple Distribution Network 70 Figure 7: NOx Emissions from Distributed-Generation Technologies (kg/MWh) 70 Tables Table 1: Comparison between Today's Grid and Smart Grid 8 Table 2: Companies Participating in IntelliGrid 10 Table 3: IntelliGrid Project Plan 11 Table 4: Distributed Resources Benefits 40 Table 5: Power Grid Management Benefits 40 Table 6: Customer Power Management Benefits 41 Table 7: Smart Grid Benefits Merit Additional Legislative Action 65 Table 8: Cost & Thermal Efficiencies of Distributed Generation Technologies Inclusive of Grid Connection Costs & Without Combined Heat and Power Capability 67 Table 9: Emission Profiles of Distributed Generation Technologies 68 Table 10: Distributed Generation Technology Costs Inclusive of CHP Infrastructure 69
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