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Security and Privacy in Smart Grids

  • Length: 353 pages
  • Edition: 1
  • Publisher:
  • Publication Date: 2013-07-22
  • ISBN-10: 1439877831
  • ISBN-13: 9781439877838
  • Sales Rank: #1352583 (See Top 100 Books)
Description

Presenting the work of prominent researchers working on smart grids and related fields around the world, Security and Privacy in Smart Grids identifies state-of-the-art approaches and novel technologies for smart grid communication and security. It investigates the fundamental aspects and applications of smart grid security and privacy and reports on the latest advances in the range of related areas—making it an ideal reference for students, researchers, and engineers in these fields.
The book explains grid security development and deployment and introduces novel approaches for securing today’s smart grids. Supplying an overview of recommendations for a technical smart grid infrastructure, the book describes how to minimize power consumption and utility expenditure in data centers. It also:

  • Details the challenges of cybersecurity for smart grid communication infrastructures
  • Covers the regulations and standards relevant to smart grid security
  • Explains how to conduct vulnerability assessments for substation automation systems
  • Considers smart grid automation, SCADA system security, and smart grid security in the last mile

The book’s chapters work together to provide you with a framework for implementing effective security through this growing system. Numerous figures, illustrations, graphs, and charts are included to aid in comprehension. With coverage that includes direct attacks, smart meters, and attacks via networks, this versatile reference presents actionable suggestions you can put to use immediately to prevent such attacks.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – An Overview of Recommendations for a Technical Smart Grid Infrastructure
Chapter 2 – Smart Grid and Cloud Computing: Minimizing Power Consumption and Utility Expenditure in Data Centers
Chapter 3 – Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling for Building Load Control
Chapter 4 – Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Its Integration with the Distribution Management System
Chapter 5 – Cognitive Radio Network for the Smart Grid
Chapter 6 – Requirements and Challenges of Cybersecurity for Smart Grid Communication Infrastructures
Chapter 7 – Regulations and Standards Relevant for Security of the Smart Grid
Chapter 8 – Vulnerability Assessment for Substation Automation Systems
Chapter 9 – Smart Grid, Automation, and SCADA System Security
Chapter 10 – Smart Grid Security in the Last Mile

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