1 Workshop on Research Directions for Security and Networking in Critical Real-Time and Embedded Systems Organizers: NC State University & UNC Chapel Hill.

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1 Workshop on Research Directions for Security and Networking in Critical Real-Time and Embedded Systems Organizers: NC State University & UNC Chapel Hill Agency support: NSF, DoD, DARPA Academic support: many universities Industry support: companies (large and small)

2 Objective Identify research problems in — Security & Networking for — Real-time/embedded systems Critical infrastructure — SCADA (supervisory control & data acquisition) systems — PCS (process control systems) Safety-critical systems — Aviation, automotive, … Mission-critical systems — UAVs, …

3 Challenges Network connectivity of critical infrastructure — Internal, external, maintenance access  hidden but not isolated (Modbus/TCP) Wireless data acquisition and sensor networks Real-time techniques for network security Real-time constraints on security provisions Trust in embedded systems & networks Cybersecurity “Security for SCADA … 5-10 years behind” (Fed. TSWG)

4 More Challenges Limited resources (embedded) Long life cycles of hardware/software (10-20 years) Hard to upgrade (ROM), default/same old passwords No protection (memory, network encryption, same port, firewalls)

5 Potential Threats Malfunctioning control devices Malicious tempering Worms, viruses on monitoring/control stations Terrorist attacks Targets — Power grid, power plants — Water plants, chemical plants — Gas and oil pipelines, refineries — Phone — Transportation (air traffic control, planes, rail, subway)  Loss of service/property, injury/death, environmental, financial…

6 Aims Identify risks and grand challenges Determine needs to — Enhance existing systems (medium term) — Design new systems from scratch (long term) Some old, some new — Learn from other fields & develop new solutions Bring together — Researchers, practitioners, funding agencies Summarize findings in workshop report — Open to public — Agencies: solicit funds — Industry  academia cooperation: ample opportunities now!

7 Let’s get started Program — Keynotes & short presentations — Panel & round table — Break-out sessions — Summary & round table Workshop report

8 Topics: Roundtable Discussion Firewalls Encyption Monitoring Honeypots Detection systems Timing constraints / timing checks RTOS enhancements & redesign: VRTX, LynxOS, QNX, TinyOS Network isolation vs. connectivity (and maintainability) Wired / wireless communication Compromised / malfunctioning sensors Hardware (ASICS, PLCs: programmable logic controllers) Software diversity Upgrade vulnerability Consider experiences and solutions (e.g., network security) Develop new solutions Topics: