CyberRange.IT

Short description

Cyber ranges are rapidly rising in importance within the security domain, emerging as the most realistic environment for cybersecurity training and security assessments. CyberRange.IT aims at gathering both public and private stakeholders, such as academic researchers and industry practitioners, who want to share their experience about developing, maintaining, and using cyber ranges.

Program

Welcome: 9.00 – 9.10 Session 1: 9.10 – 10.50
chair: Franco Callegati

Working fora cyber resilient digitai Europe: ECSO’s activity on cyber ranges
European Cyber Security Organisation
Speaker: Nina Olesen

Military training: cyber range and exercises
Joint Command for Network Operations (COR DIFESA)
Speaker: Lt. Col. Davide Manganaro

Cyber Range: un paradigma vincente per il cyber training immersivo e la cyber evaluation di tecnologie e processi
Leonardo
Speaker: Stefano Solari

Cyber Range – ICS integration
BVTECH
Speaker: Sabino Caporusso

COFFEE BREAK 10.50 -11.00

Session 2: 11.00 – 11.45
chair: Enrico Russo

On-demand deployment and orchestration of Cyber Ranges in the Cloud Francesco Caturano, Alessandro Placido Luise, Gaetano Perrone and Simon Pietro Romano
Speaker: Alessandro Placido Luise

Honeypots for Industriai Control Systems Marco Lucchese and Massimo Merro Speaker: Massimo Merro

PAIDEUSIS: A Remote Hybrid Cyber Range for Hardware, Network, and loT Security Training
Giulio Serra, Gaspare Ferrara, Matteo Fornero, Nicolò Maunero, Paolo Prinetto and Gianluca Roascio
Speaker: Gianluca Roascio

Session 3: 11.50- 12.50
chair: Gabriele Costa

Evaluation of trainee performance in cyber exercises
Mauro Andreolini, Vincenzo Colacino, Michele Colajanni and Mirco Marchetti
Speaker: Mauro Andreolini

CyRCLe: A Cyber Range for continuous learning
Enrico Bassetti, Angelo Spognardi
Speaker: Enrico Bassetti

Digitai Twin for Industriai loT Networking
Franco Callegati, Davide Berardi, Chiara Contoli, Chiara Grasselli, Andrea Melis and Marco Prandini
Speaker: Andrea Melis

Enhancing the CRACK SDL with Mobile Security Components
Giacomo Benedetti, Enrico Russo and Alessio Merlo
Speaker: Giacomo Benedetti

Wrap-up and salutation: 12.50 – 13.00

Topics of interest (include but are not limited to):

• Technologies for the creation of cyber ranges
• Design of cyber range scenarios
• Experiments and lesson learned
• Analysis and tests methodologies for cyber ranges
• Automated configuration and deployment tools
• Event and scenario management
• Teams and users automation
• Scenario monitoring and scoring systems
• Reports of training effects and capabilities
• Security and privacy challenges
• Industrial infrastructures modeling and simulation
• Open issues and future challenges for cyber ranges

Scope and significance

The workshop aims at fostering the interaction between members of the national and international research community working on the creation and usage of cyber ranges. This includes industrial and academic researchers and other professionals who are actively working in the cyber range field. Participants are welcome to present their ongoing initiatives and experience either as talks or demonstrations. Commercial products presentation will not be considered for presentation.

Submission and selection

Submissions can be in different formats including, abstracts, slides, demos, and short papers. In general, for each proposal, the authors must submit 2 pages describing the presentation content. Presentations can include live demonstrations of tools and techniques. Also, walkthroughs of attack scenarios are welcome. The program committee will be in charge of the review of the proposed presentation and of the related selection process. The committee will consider, in particular, the potential interest of the expected audience for the presentations. There will be no official publication for the presented works, but we will make available on the website the material that the authors want to share with the workshop community.

Dissemination plan

We will disseminate the workshop activities through the web site and by involving the ITASEC community.

Expected number of participants: 10 – 20

Format

The workshop will consist of two presentation sessions (1,5 hours each) and a round table session to close the event (1 hour).