Serendipity - Secure and dependable platforms for autonomy

To take full advantage of our increasingly connected and autonomous world, we need technologies to build platforms that are secure and dependable by design. We need security solutions developed not for a particular application area, but for connected, heterogeneous, timesensitive cyberphysical systems and largescale systemsofsystems.

The security solutions need to be scalable and adapted to an open environment where nodes, services and users vary over time. The timely and continuously available security services need to be maintained and should remain transparent to the user. Traditional dependable platforms are designed to provide dependable service, including features such as redundancybased fault tolerance, selfmonitoring, selfhealing, and selfreconfiguring. We claim that security and safety can be addressed in a uniform manner based on these features, since, if used properly, they could be suitable to discover and neutralize intruders and adversaries. In Serendipity, we will develop new technologies and a platform for safetycritical connected cyberphysical systems that leverage existing techniques for dependable systems and augment them with scalable security solutions for open and heterogeneous systems.

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A Perspective on Ensuring Predictability in Time-critical and Secure Cooperative Cyber Physical Systems (Feb 2019)
Saad Mubeen, Elena Lisova, Aneta Vulgarakis Feljan
20th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT 2019)

Outage Probability of Vital Signs Detecting Radar Sensor System (Jan 2019)
Van Nguyen Thi Phuoc , Tran Hung, Syed Faraz Hasan , Liqiong Tang , Minh Nguyen Duc

Probabilistic Communication in Car Platoons (Nov 2018)
Tam Ninh Thi Thanh , Tran Hung, Nils Müllner
International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Communications (ATC)

Towards Security Case Run-time Adaptation by System Decomposition into Services (Oct 2018)
Elena Lisova, Aida Causevic
44th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IECON'18)

Performance Analysis of DF/AF Cooperative MISO Wireless Sensor Networks with NOMA and SWIPT over Nakagami-m Fading (Sep 2018)
Dung Duc Tran , Van Nhan Vo , Dac-Binh Ha , Chakchai So-In , Tran Hung
Journal of IEEE Access (IEEE-Access)

Incorporating Attacks Modeling into Safety Process (Sep 2018)
Amer Surkovic, Dzana Hanic, Elena Lisova, Aida Causevic, Kristina Lundqvist, David Wenslandt , Carl Falk
6th International Workshop on Assurance Cases for Software-intensive Systems (ASSURE 2018)