Signalling cyber security: the need for a mission-centric approach

Threats resulting in railway safety breaches are usually the most difficult to put into practice and require the greatest effort by the perpetrators. To be successful, an attacker must bypass the CBI's functional safety mechanisms.

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Published in:International Railway Journal 2016-07, Vol.56 (7), p.50
Main Authors: Gapanovich, Valentin, Rozenberg, Efim, Gordeychik, Sergey
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Confidentiality
Control systems
Cybersecurity
Efficiency
Malware
Network security
Operating systems
Personal computers
R&D
Radio communications
Railroad accidents & safety
Railroads
Reliability
Research & development
Signaling
Software
Threats
Transportation industry
Wireless networks
Work stations
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Summary:Threats resulting in railway safety breaches are usually the most difficult to put into practice and require the greatest effort by the perpetrators. To be successful, an attacker must bypass the CBI's functional safety mechanisms.
ISSN:2161-7376