This workshop is organized in the frame of Cocoon project which is funded by EU.
Cybersecurity in Power Grids is important because power grids belong to the so called “critical infrastructure“, and becomes essential as the RES and storge systems increase their penetration which, in turn, demand for more remote control and monitoring.
General aspects of cybersecurity will be addressed by the Greek Authority for Cybersecurity and ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity). Solutions for cybersecurity issues in digital electric substations, energy communities and PV power plants will be presented by professors in EU Universities that are Cocoon partners.
The workshop will be held physically on Friday 21st March 2025 at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) but remote attendance and presentations will also be possible.
💻 Join remotely here: https://authgr.zoom.us/j/92480799511pwd=crZLaMDc58htLsrUg7MTKbOar28Y3Q.1
English will be the working language.
The recording of the workshop will be uploaded on the Cocoon website and will be immediately available to those who have registered.
Registration is totally free of charge.
✍️ To participate, please register here : https://forms.office.com/e/8tdbiFrxZU
Below is the workshop agenda.
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10:00h-10:10h |
Welcoming |
Prof. Charis Demoulias, AUTH |
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10:10h-10:30h |
Current trends in Cybersecurity. |
Mr. Michalis Bletsas, Governor of the Greek Authority for Cybersecurity. |
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10:30h-10:50h |
The NIS2: the EU regulatory framework for the protection of critical infrastructures. |
Dr. Konstantinos Moulinos, ENISA |
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10:50h-11:10h |
The Cocoon approach on cybersecurity in power grids |
Prof. Angelos Marnerides, University of Cyprus, Cocoon Coordinator |
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11:10h-11:30h |
Cybersecurity in active distribution grids |
Prof. Jose Maria Maza Ortega, University of Sevilla, Spain |
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11:30h-11:50h |
Cybersecurity in digital substations |
Prof. Alex Stefanov, TUDelf, The Netherlands |
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11:50h-12:30h |
Panel discussion. Participation of the audience. |
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12:30h-12:40h |
Workshop conclusion. Closure. |
Prof. Angelos Marnerides, University of Cyprus |