International Journal of Critical Infrastructure Protection
2008 - 2025
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Volume 23, issue C, 2018
- IJCIP Editorial December 2018 – Volume 23 pp. iii-v

- Leon Strous
- A policy model for access control using building information models pp. 1-10

- Nimalaprakasan Skandhakumar, Jason Reid, Farzad Salim and Ed Dawson
- A real-time anomaly-based IDS for cyber-attack detection at the industrial process level of Critical Infrastructures pp. 11-20

- Xavier Clotet, José Moyano and Gladys León
- A contribution of axiomatic design principles to the analysis and impact of attacks on critical infrastructures pp. 21-32

- Venkata Reddy Palleti, Jude Victor Joseph and Arlindo Silva
- Advancing cyber–physical sustainability through integrated analysis of smart power systems: A case study on electric vehicles pp. 33-48

- Baraa Mohandes, Reem Al Hammadi, Wasiu Sanusi, Toufic Mezher and Sameh El Khatib
- On hardening problems in critical infrastructure systems pp. 49-67

- Joydeep Banerjee, Kaustav Basu and Arunabha Sen
- Design, implementation, and evaluation of secure communication for line current differential protection systems over packet switched networks pp. 68-78

- Andreas Aichhorn, Bernhard Etzlinger, Andreas Unterweger, René Mayrhofer and Andreas Springer
- Vulnerability analysis of an urban gas pipeline network considering pipeline-road dependency pp. 79-89

- Kai Liu, Ming Wang, Weihua Zhu, Jinshan Wu and Xiaoyong Yan
- Evaluation of vulnerable path: Using heuristic path-finding algorithm in physical protection system of nuclear power plant pp. 90-99

- Bowen Zou, Ming Yang, Yuxin Zhang, Emi-Reynolds Benjamin, Ke Tan, Wenfei Wu and Hidekazu Yoshikawa
- Securing the cloud-assisted smart grid pp. 100-111

- Kubilay Demir, Hatem Ismail, Tsvetoslava Vateva-Gurova and Neeraj Suri
- Simulation based assessment of resilience of two large-scale socio-technical IT networks pp. 112-125

- Finn Landegren, Martin Höst and Peter Möller
- Developing a spatial methodology to reduce the vulnerability of critical infrastructures against intelligent air-based threats pp. 126-138

- Abouzar Ramezani, MohammadReza Malek, Habib Sahami and Reza Hosnavi
- A conceptual system architecture for countering the civilian unmanned aerial vehicles threat to nuclear facilities pp. 139-149

- Md. Shafiqul Islam, Md. Mobasher Ahmed and Saad Islam
Volume 22, issue C, 2018
- Vulnerability analysis of critical infrastructures in the case of a semi-centralised water reuse system in Qingdao, China pp. 4-15

- Martin Zimmermann, Martina Winker and Engelbert Schramm
- Lightweight privacy-preserving data aggregation scheme for smart grid metering infrastructure protection pp. 16-24

- Ulas Baran Baloglu and Yakup Demir
- Critical infrastructure vulnerability—A method for identifying the infrastructure service failure interdependencies pp. 25-38

- Hannes Seppänen, Pekka Luokkala, Zhe Zhang, Paulus Torkki and Kirsi Virrantaus
- Towards a next generation 112 testbed: The EMYNOS ESInet pp. 39-50

- Yacine Rebahi, Kin Tsun Chiu, Nikolay Tcholtchev, Simon Hohberg, Evangelos Pallis and Evangelos Markakis
- Modeling infrastructure interdependencies by integrating network and fuzzy set theory pp. 51-61

- C.Y. Lam and K. Tai
- On PLC network security pp. 62-69

- Asem Ghaleb, Sami Zhioua and Ahmad Almulhem
- Standards on cyber security assessment of smart grid pp. 70-89

- Rafał Leszczyna
- Anomaly behavior detection and reliability assessment of control systems based on association rules pp. 90-99

- Xinchun Jie, Haikuan Wang, Minrui Fei, Dajun Du, Qing Sun and T.C. Yang
- Criticality assessment of urban interdependent lifeline systems using a biased PageRank algorithm and a multilayer weighted directed network model pp. 100-112

- Chen Zhao, Nan Li and Dongping Fang
- SIDS: State-based intrusion detection for stage-based cyber physical systems pp. 113-124

- Abdullah Khalili, Ashkan Sami, Amin Khozaei and Saber Pouresmaeeli
- Cascading Impact Assessment in a Critical Infrastructure System pp. 125-138

- David Rehak, Pavel Senovsky, Martin Hromada, Tomas Lovecek and Petr Novotny
- China's cybersecurity legislation, it's relevance to critical infrastructures and the challenges it faces pp. 139-149

- Meirong Guo
Volume 21, issue C, 2018
- Regulated applications for the road transportation infrastructure: The case study of the smart tachograph in the European Union pp. 3-21

- Gianmarco Baldini, Luigi Sportiello, Michel Chiaramello and Vincent Mahieu
- Enhanced connectivity index – A new measure for identifying critical points in urban public transportation networks pp. 22-32

- Artemis Psaltoglou and Eusebi Calle
- A dual-radio approach for reliable emergency signaling in critical infrastructure assets with large wireless networks pp. 33-46

- Florian Kauer, Emil Kallias and Volker Turau
- Legally critical: Defining critical infrastructure in an interconnected world pp. 47-56

- Jakub Harašta
- Proposed methodology for risk analysis of interdependent critical infrastructures to extreme weather events pp. 57-71

- Margarita Tsavdaroglou, Saad H.S. Al-Jibouri, Thomas Bles and Johannes I.M. Halman
- Integrated protection of industrial control systems from cyber-attacks: the ATENA approach pp. 72-82

- F. Adamsky, M. Aubigny, F. Battisti, M. Carli, F. Cimorelli, T. Cruz, A. Di Giorgio, C. Foglietta, A. Galli, A. Giuseppi, F. Liberati, A. Neri, S. Panzieri, F. Pascucci, J. Proenca, P. Pucci, L. Rosa and R. Soua
- Voting infrastructure and the money problem pp. 83-84

- Chris Bronk
Volume 20, issue C, 2018
- Finding critical nodes in infrastructure networks pp. 3-15

- Luca Faramondi, Roberto Setola, Stefano Panzieri, Federica Pascucci and Gabriele Oliva
- A connection probability model for communications networks under regional failures pp. 16-25

- Muhammad Nomani Kabir, Md Arafatur Rahman, Saiful Azad, Mohamed Mostafa A. Azim and Md Zakirul Alam Bhuiyan
- Building resilience against cyber threats in the energy sector pp. 26-27

- Janne Hagen
- Nationwide critical infrastructure monitoring using a common operating picture framework pp. 28-47

- Samir Puuska, Lauri Rummukainen, Jussi Timonen, Lauri Lääperi, Markus Klemetti, Lauri Oksama and Jouko Vankka
- Applying domain-specific knowledge to construct features for detecting distributed denial-of-service attacks on the GOOSE and MMS protocols pp. 48-67

- Hassan Lahza, Kenneth Radke and Ernest Foo
- A practical implementation of unconditional security for the IEC 60780-5-101 SCADA protocol pp. 68-84

- Tarek Cherifi and Lamia Hamami
Volume 19, issue C, 2017
- Comparative analysis of the security of configuration protocols for industrial control devices pp. 4-15

- Luis Martín-Liras, Miguel A. Prada, Juan J. Fuertes, Antonio Morán, Serafín Alonso and Manuel Domínguez
- Analysis of vulnerabilities, attacks, countermeasures and overall risk of the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) system pp. 16-31

- Mohsen Riahi Manesh and Naima Kaabouch
- A cyber risk scoring system for medical devices pp. 32-46

- Ian Stine, Mason Rice, Stephen Dunlap and John Pecarina
- On the harms arising from the Equifax data breach of 2017 pp. 47-48

- Tyler Moore
- Information and power terminals: A reliable microgrid infrastructure for use in disaster scenarios pp. 49-58

- Pio Lombardi, Kathleen Hänsch, Bartlomiej Arendarski and Przemyslaw Komarnicki
- An improved authentication protocol for distributed mobile cloud computing services pp. 59-67

- Hoda Jannati and Behnam Bahrak
Volume 18, issue C, 2017
- Security analysis of an advanced metering infrastructure pp. 3-19

- Aaron Hansen, Jason Staggs and Sujeet Shenoi
- Cybersecurity protection for power grid control infrastructures pp. 20-33

- Jacek Jarmakiewicz, Krzysztof Parobczak and Krzysztof Maślanka
- Smart grids: And the bad news is? pp. 34-36

- Hendricus (Eric) Antonius Maria Luiijf,
- Measuring the organizational resilience of critical infrastructure providers: A New Zealand case study pp. 37-49

- Charlotte Brown, Erica Seville and John Vargo
- Risk assessment of critical infrastructures – New parameters for commercial ports pp. 50-57

- David Romero-Faz and Alberto Camarero-Orive
- Enabling Bluetooth Low Energy auditing through synchronized tracking of multiple connections pp. 58-70

- Jose Gutierrez del Arroyo, Jason Bindewald, Scott Graham and Mason Rice
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