PEPR Cybersécurité - SUPERVIZ
The SuperviZ project is part of the "system security" axis of the PEPR cybersecurity program. It addresses the field of "system, software and network security". More precisely, it targets the detection, response and remediation to computer attacks, subjects grouped under the name of "security supervision".
The digitization of all infrastructures makes it almost impossible today to secure all systems a priori, as it is too complex and too expensive. Supervision seeks to reinforce preventive security mechanisms and to compensate
Supervision is fundamental in the general context of enterprise systems and networks, and is just as important for the security of cyber-physical systems. Indeed, with "objects" that should eventually be all, or almost all, connected, the attack surface increases significantly. This makes security even more difficult to implement. The increase in the number of components to be monitored, as well as the growing heterogeneity of the capacities of these objects in terms of communication, storage and calculation, makes security supervision more complex.
In this context, we address challenges related to
1. the increase in the number and diversity of objects to be supervised
2. the complexity of systems interconnected to form large critical infrastructures on a European scale
3. the existence of increasingly complex and silent targeted attacks
4. the treatment of massive attacks which rapidly affect a significant number of victims
Objective
The main objective of the project is therefore to provide new solutions and to advance the current scientific state of the art. These contributions will come from almost all the national research forces in the field, which will be strengthened by this project and will see their links tightened, which is also an objective
Pour compléter le rôle du groupe IMT dans ce projet, une vision transversale avec des moyens humains et expertise mis à disposition par les écoles membres TSP, TPT et IMT Atlantique avec 3 thèses, 6 post-docs et 2 CDD.
L’activité en formation (masteres, ingénieurs, docteurs) est particulièrement stratégique pour les écoles du groupe IMT qui forment plusieurs dizaines d’étudiant chaque année, dans des cursus labellisés SecNumEdu notamment deux mastères labellisés dans le domaine co-délivrés avec CentraleSupélec.
Partners
A consortium has been set up with higher education establishments including Centrale Supélec, EURECOM, IMT, Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble, Université de Rennes 1, Université de Lorraine, INSA Toulouse, CEA Saclay, CNRS délégation occitanie Ouest, Université Grenoble Alpes.
All the partner institutions are active in digital research. Given the number and impact of cyber-attacks, it has become essential to integrate a cyber security component into the research activities of these establishments.
Moreover, in coherence with the objectives of the PEPR, we also aim to prepare the transfer of our results to the national industrial community. To this end, the scientific work will lead to prototypes and demonstrators that will be deployed on platforms built within the project. These platforms will be accessible to industrial partners.
