Kamal et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Identifying and scoring vulnerability in scada environmentsKamal et al., 2017
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- Kamal P
- Abuhussein A
- Shiva S
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- Future Technologies Conference (FTC)
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(SCADA) systems form a critical component to industries such as national power grids, manufacturing automation, nuclear power production and more. By interacting with control machines and providing real-time support to monitor, gather, and record data, SCADA …
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