Abstract: Cyber-physical systems (CPS) have become increasingly prevalent in applications including health care, energy, and transportation. The tight coupling between cyber and physical components of CPS implies that cyber attacks can degrade the safety, availability, and performance of physical components. The cyber components also introduce multiple entry points to the CPS, lowering the cost of attacks compared to purely physical systems.

Abstract: Cyber-­‐physical systems (CPS) have become increasingly prevalent in applications including health care, energy, and transportation. The tight coupling between cyber and physical components of CPS implies that cyber-­‐attacks can degrade the safety, availability, and performance of physical components. The cyber components also introduce multiple entry points to the CPS, lowering the cost of attacks compared to purely physical systems.

Science of Integration for Cyber Physical Systems NSF LARGE Project   Vanderbilt University, University of Maryland, University of Notre Dame in collaboration with General Motors Corporation   Kickoff Meeting Agenda Nov 29-30, 2010