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Verification & Validation

CREDC is developing software and methodologies for evaluating resilient Energy Delivery System (EDS) technology. V&V products, services, and results are used in the final stages of field-destined CREDC research efforts.

Current Research Activities

Evaluating Effectiveness of an Embedded System Endpoint Security Technology on EDS OT: Defeating the Hackers of IIoT Devices

Metrics and Tools for Measuring Cyber Resiliency of Electric Grids

Remote Management of EDS Experiments

Robust and Secure GPS-based Timing for Power Systems

Archived Research Activities

Cyber Physical Resiliency Experimentation and Assessment using Federated Testbed

Federated Simulation for Development of Improved Incident Detection and Management

Recent Publications:

Cyber-Air-Gapped Detection of Controller Attacks through Physical Interdependencies

GPS Spoofer Localization Using Multi-Receiver Direct Time Estimation for PMUs

Real-time Detection of Malicious PMU Data

Attack Resilient GPS-based Timing for PMUs using Multi-Receiver Direct Time Estimation

Interfacing Techniques in Testbed for Cyber-Physical Security Analysis of the Electric Power Grid

An Interactive, Extensible Environment for Power System Simulation on the PMU Time Frame with a Cyber Security Application

Multi-Receiver GPS-Based Direct Time Estimation for PMUs

Cyber-Air-Gapped Detection of Controller Attacks through Physical Interdependencies

Decentralized voltage stability monitoring and control in the smart grid using distributed computing architecture

An Emulation Environment for Prototyping PMU Data Errors

Analyzing Impact of Communication Network Topologies on Reconfiguration of Networked Microgrids

Multi-Receiver GPS-based Direct Time Estimation for PMUs

Cyber-Physical Smart Grid Testbeds at Washington State University

Detecting PLC Control Corruption via On-Device Runtime Verification

Real-Time Co-Simulation Testbed for Microgrid Cyber-Physical Analysis