CrISS WS Committees

Critical Infrastructure Safety and Security

(CrISS 2013)

Ukraine, Sevastopol, 23-26 May 2013

Programme

Sponsored by

Research and Production Corporation RADIY

Cisco Systems, Inc

CONTENTS

Welcome note

CrISS Committees

Time-table

Keynote speakers

Plenary sessions

Sections

KhAI-ERA Session

Location

Layout of halls

Guided tour

Transport

Alphabet index

WELCOME NOTE

Welcome to the 3^rd International Workshop “Critical Infrastructure Safety & Security” (CrISS 2013)!

The CrISS Workshop evolved from the conference Dependable Systems, Services & Technologies DESSERT 2006-2012, www.stc-dessert.com/conf2013. It will approach holistically the issue of infrastructure and IT-system safety, security and resilience analysis and assurance. This subject for the 3^rd CrISS-DESSERT Workshop was chosen in order to address:

· interaction and interdependencies of sets of systems (information, telecommunication, power grid, transport) and the ensuing challenges in providing infrastructure safety;

· roles of IT(SW, HW, FPGA)-based systems becoming a mandatory part of each system and the linkage between infrastructures. Thus turning distinct infrastructures in a complex system of critical importance; IT systems are used to ensure safety and, on the other hand, introduce vulnerabilities;

· interdisciplinary research in studying failures in critical systems that are caused, as a rule, by a number of reasons;

· resource-effective and green IT-based approaches to safe and sustainable development.

The CrISS Workshop will examine policies, regulation, analysis, modelling, development, integration, verification, diagnostics and maintenance of complex computer and communications systems and infrastructures for safety-, mission-, and business-critical applications.

Main topics which will be presented and discussed:

· Policies for providing safety and security of critical infrastructures;

· Methodological and mathematical aspects of safety engineering;

· Formal methods for critical IT-infrastructures and systems development and verification;

· Vulnerability analysis and intrusion-tolerant systems;

· Evolving infrastructures and self*-systems;

· High availability and resilience systems and infrastructures;

· Dependability and resilience of web-, grid- and Cloud computing-based IT-infrastructures;

· Safety of human-machine interfaces and systems;

· Reliability, safety, security of FPGA and SW-based embedded I&C systems;

· Testing infrastructures for complex electronic components and systems;

· ICT-infrastructures for monitoring of ecosystems;

· Dependability and security of interbanking systems;

· Security of payment systems (including plastic card security);

· Dependability and security remote banking services;

· Safety- and Assurance-Case methodologies, techniques and tools;

· Smart grid safety and security;

· Green ITs and energy critical systems;

· Educational aspects in areas of infrastructure and system safety and security, green computing and communication.

Conference schedule and list of reports are presented.

We expect three days full of exciting presentations and fruitful meetings and discussions and we hope participants of the CrISS can use this opportunity to network with your colleagues in this interesting, important and complex field. There were more than 120 paper submissions from 13 countries: Belarus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Iraq, Italy, Moldova, Russian Federation, Slovak Republic, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and United States. We would like to welcome participants from Cameroon, Nigeria and Poland. 85 papers were accepted for presentation at the workshop and 67 papers were accepted for publication in journal Radioelectronic and Computer Systems (Ukraine, ISSN 1814-4225) as well.

We are planning to accept some papers to recommend for postpublication after the WS in the following editions:

· Information & Security: An International Journal (Bulgaria, ISSN 0861-5160, e-ISSN 1314-2119) http://infosec.procon.bg;

· Journal of Information, Control and Management Systems, (Slovakia, ISSN 1336-1716) http://kifri.fri.uniza.sk/ojs;

· Reliability: Theory & Applications(USA, ISSN 1932-2321) http://gnedenko-forum.org/Journal.

We would like to thank authors and especially to plenary speakers from different countries. We would like to thank the Steering, Program and Organizing Committees members for their painstaking work.

The CrISS Workshop will be organized with a special support of FP7 KhAI-ERA project (http://khai-era.khai.edu) aimed on strengthening of KhAI research capacities in dependable embedded systems area that is one of the important Workshop topics. We thank our project partners from Tallinn University of Technology (CEBE Centre and Department of Computer Engineering) for active cooperation in organization and holding of this event.

Besides, it’s necessary to thank DrS Georgiy Kuchuk, Oleg Illiashenko, and all colleagues who were preparing the CrISS materials regardless of time.

We would like to thank to our industry and media partners for cooperation and interest to the workshop.

We are especially grateful to the Sevastopol Banking Institute of Ukrainian Banking Academy, National Bank of Ukraine for given opportunity and all-round support of the WS. We are very much obliged to sponsors of the conference RPC Radiy, Cisco Systems Inc. and IEEE-Ukraine for sponsoring the CrISS Workshop.

General Chair of the 3^rd CrISS Workshop

Vyacheslav Kharchenko

CrISS WS Committees

V. Kharchenko, DrS, Professor (National Aerospace University KhAI, Centre for Safety Infrastructure-Oriented Research and Analysis, Kharkiv, Ukraine) – General Chair, Chair of the KhAI-ERA Project Session;

A. Siora, Dr (RPC Radiy, Kirovograd, Ukraine) – Chair of the Steering Committee;

T. Tagarev, Dr (Centre for Security and Defence Management, Institute of Information and Communications Technologies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria) – General Vice-Chair;

B. Dadashev, DrS, Professor (Sevastopol Banking Institute of Ukrainian Banking Academy, Sevastopol, Ukraine) – Chair of the Organizing Committee;

O. Gordieiev, Dr (Sevastopol Banking Institute of Ukrainian Banking Academy, Sevastopol, Ukraine) – Vice-Chair of the Organizing Committee;

O. Odarushchenko, Dr (RPC Radiy, Kirovograd, Ukraine) – Vice-Chair of the Organizing Committee;

V. Tarasenko, DrS, Professor (National Technical University of Ukraine KPI, Ukraine-IEEE, Kyiv, Ukraine) – Vice-Chair of the Steering Committee;

V. Tverdokhlebov, DrS, Professor (Institute of Control Problems, Russian Academy of Science, Saratov, Russia) – Chair of the Program Committee;

S. Vilkomir, Dr (East Caroline University, USA) – Co-Chair of the Program Committee;

G. Jervan, Dr, Prof (Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia) – Co-Chair of the KhAI-ERA Project Session;

V. Zaslavsky, DrS, Professor (Taras ShevchenkoNational University of Kyiv, Ukraine) – Publicity Chair;

A. Bochkov, Dr (Gnedenko Forum, e-Journal Reliability, Russia) – Publicity Co-Chair.

Steering Committee

I. Androulidakis, Dr (Network Operations Center, University of Ioannina, Greece);

A. Bilash, (Director of IT-Department of National Bank of Ukraine, Ukraine);

D. Lukianov, (Director of Security Department of National Bank of Ukraine, Ukraine);

A. Biryukov(IT-Alliance, Kyiv, Ukraine);

M. Fusani, Dr (Institute of Information Science and Technologies of CNR, Italy);

S. Gnesi, Dr, Professor (Institute of Information Science and Technologies of CNR, Italy);

V. Mokhor, DrS, Professor, (Pukhov Institute for Modelling in Energy Engineering, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine);

P. Popov, Dr (Centre for Software Reliability, City University London, United Kingdom);

H. Richter, Dr, Professor (Technical University Clausthal, Germany);

A. Rucinski, Dr, Professor (University of New Hampshire, USA);

S. Russo, Dr, Professor (University of Naples, Naples, Italy);

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