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New tools for water utility cyber security in KYBER-VESI project

The two-year joint project led by VTT resulted in assessment tools and guidelines which will improve the cyber security of the water supply. These are now available for operators in the sector. The tools will help safeguard Finland’s security of supply during disruption or emergency situations.   In the KYBER-VESI (cyberwater) project that has just ended, VTT developed two separate assessment tools for water utilities. These tools will enable the utilities to assess the status and development needs of their cyber security from the perspective of automation and procurement. The assessment

VTT Cyberlab reliably spots security vulnerabilities

VTT is committed to improving the capacity of enterprises and organisations to respond to the rising level of cyberthreats. For this purpose, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd recently set up the Cyber War Room, where cybersecurity testing can be performed in a controlled environment, reliably and confidentially.The VTT Cyber War Room includes a mini-Internet simulation environment that is completely isolated from all other telecommunications and where the devices or software being tested can be subjected to highly realistic cyber-attacks in a controlled way.Because the

New Finnish solution shortens power cuts during storms

Shorter power cuts mean smaller losses for householdsVTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has developed a tool that can be used to shorten power cuts caused by storms and to reduce the resulting costs and damage, such as faults in household electrical appliances and frozen water pipes.The tool can be used to simulate mutual dependencies between mobile communication networks and electrical grids in different fault scenarios, including damage caused by storms. This information assists in evaluating the length of power cuts experienced by consumers, improving the reliability of networks,

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