Eesti Teadusinfosüsteem

CitySCAPE projekt uurib linnakeskset multimodaalset transpordi ökosüsteemi küberturvailisuse aspektist. Testitakse erinevaid infotehnoloogilisi lahendusi, sh piletisüsteeme, liiklusinfo, sõiduplaanide, asukohainfo jms küberturvalisust ja võimalikke küberohtusid. Piloottestid viiakse läbi kahes Euroopa linna: Genova, Itaalias ja Tallinn, Eestis. Eesti piloodis keskendutakse isejuhtiva minibussi integreerimisele linna transpordi süsteemi ja infosüsteemide ning andmevahetuse küberturvalisust. Samuti liikuvuse analüüs ja liikuvusteenus on uuringu fookuses.

With the emergence of the digitization of information, ICT infrastructure and communications gave an unprecedented push towards the realization of truly interconnected passenger transport ecosystems at city-level. The emerging notion of multimodality supports a plethora of diverse transport services, typically offered from a central location. There however, the complex interconnected infrastructures ease the cyber-threats propagation while the underlying mosaic of fleets, personal hand-held devices and non-standardized data types increase the system's attack surface and require the authorities collaboration to proactively handle severe incidents. CitySCAPE leverages the skills and mature technology of its 15-partner consortium to systematically explore all different cybersecurity dimensions of multimodal transport. These dimensions will drive a characterization of the cyber-threats in the ICT multimodal transport, extended to the close-by power and financial sector. Innovative software tools will be introduced to estimate the threats propagation in the system. The CitySCAPE solution will be tested over a timely set of use-cases involving ticketing applications, cyber-fraud and location data in the regional transport system of two European cities, where extensive experiments will showcase its effectiveness. The findings will steer training sessions of expert/non-expert audience and shape a strong standardization contribution to security (labelling) protocols.