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Cyber

Contents:

• Introduction
  • Purpose of the Manual
  • Intended Audience
  • What NetSim Cyber Does
• NetSim Cyber Overview
  • Operating Modes
  • Single-System Deployment
  • Multiple-System Deployment
  • Threat Agent Concept
  • Protocol-Aware Attack Emulation
• Supported Power-System Protocols
  • IEEE C37.118 Synchrophasor
  • IEC 61850 GOOSE, R-GOOSE, MMS, and SV
  • Modbus TCP
  • DNP3
  • IEC 60870-5-104
  • Custom TCP/IP Protocol Support
  • Summary
• Simulator and Device Integration
  • External Power-System Simulator Integration
  • Built-in Open-Source Protocol Simulators
  • Benefits of Built-in Simulators
  • Benefits of External Simulator Integration
• Software Requirements and Installation
  • Dependency Summary
  • Python Runtime
  • Python Modules
  • .NET Runtime
  • Administrator Privileges
  • Verification and Troubleshooting
  • Workspace and PythonUserCode Folder
  • .NET Runtime
• Lab Setup and Network Configuration
  • Detailed Setup Configuration
• How to Use NetSim Cyber GUI
  • Overview
  • End-to-End Workflow
  • Step-by-Step Walkthrough
• Using the Protocol-Specific Attacker UIs
  • Purpose and Scope
  • Synchrophasor Attacker
  • Modbus TCP Attacker
  • Troubleshooting
• Attack Library
  • Attack Categories
  • Attack Types
  • Custom Payload Modifier API
• Featured Example: IEEE C37.118 Synchrophasor Protocol
  • IEEE C37.118 Standard Background
  • Supported Synchrophasor Profiles in NetSim Cyber
  • OpenPDC Reference
  • NetSim Cyber Architecture
  • Important Synchrophasor Run Order
  • Demonstrated Attack Modes in This Example
  • Experimental Procedure
  • Results and Analysis
  • Key Observations
• Limitations
• References