Contemporarty models and methods of the security of socio-cyberphysical systems

Abstract

The theses examine the transformative impact of Socio-CyberPhysical Systems (SCPS) on sectors such as urban infrastructure, healthcare, and transportation, alongside the unique security challenges they introduce. It details the integration of computational, physical, and social components within SCPS, emphasizing the importance of robust security mechanisms to mitigate risks associated with their interconnected nature. These theses advocate for continuous research and adaptive security frameworks to ensure the sustainable and secure advancement of SCPS.