Bálint Zoltán Téglásy
Om
I work on the safety and security of next generation industrial control systems. Digital technologies are enabling networking in application areas where it has never been the case up until the 21st century. This provides unique opportunities and poses unique threats to critical infrastructures. Through my experience in the nuclear industry, I gained a perspective for the complex problems emerging in control systems used in highly regulated industries. Most importantly, the functional safety regulation stemming from the industrial sphere and the cybersecurity policies enforced in enterprise-grade information technologies will be interfacing through electronic communication. While industries like oil and gas are still regulated according to safety, the security of control systems is increasingly recognized as a growing sub-set of safety. Air traffic and electricity grids are increasingly reliant on information technology and are subject to security regulation in addition to safety. Reconciling or unifying the standards related to the two distinct fields is necessary during the lifecycle of control systems, but not straightforward due to the different foundations of each field in mathematics, language and culture. The inherent contradictions in limiting information flow for security reasons while making information available throughout the organization for safety reasons need to be resolved according to objective metrics that are yet to be found – be it generic for hazardous industries, industry or facility specific. Clarifying the design, verification and operation procedures for future control systems will allow companies to retain sufficient control of their facilities while taking advantage of IoT and Industry 4.0 functionalities.
Finding design philosophies and architectures that minimize the threats while retaining the opportunities of networked control systems will allow for the long-term accident-free, therefore economically viable and environment-friendly operation of a wide range of facilities. Currently, I'm inspired by the BRU21 and AMOS projects to work on the authentication for underwater assets. I approach the challenges of secure underwater communication in the first step through establishing ultra lightweight protocols that are interoperable through the JANUS acoustic physical layer.
Publikasjoner
2024
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Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Wengle, Emil;
Potter, John Robert;
Katsikas, Sokratis.
(2024)
Authentication of underwater assets.
Computer Networks
Vitenskapelig artikkel
2022
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Petrovic, Branislav;
Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Katsikas, Sokratis.
(2022)
Authenticated Encryption for Janus-Based Acoustic Underwater Communication.
Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel
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Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Katsikas, Sokratis;
Lundteigen, Mary Ann.
(2022)
Standardized Cyber Security Risk Assessment for Unmanned Offshore Facilities.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel
Tidsskriftspublikasjoner
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Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Wengle, Emil;
Potter, John Robert;
Katsikas, Sokratis.
(2024)
Authentication of underwater assets.
Computer Networks
Vitenskapelig artikkel
Del av bok/rapport
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Petrovic, Branislav;
Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Katsikas, Sokratis.
(2022)
Authenticated Encryption for Janus-Based Acoustic Underwater Communication.
Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel
-
Teglasy, Balint Zoltan;
Katsikas, Sokratis;
Lundteigen, Mary Ann.
(2022)
Standardized Cyber Security Risk Assessment for Unmanned Offshore Facilities.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel