The Second MICIE Workshop took place in Luxembourg, on May 20th, 2010. The workshop theme was “Applicability of Risk Prediction and Security Management of Power and Telecommunication Grids”.

It was organized by ITRUST and CRPHT, with the patronage of the Luxembourg Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade and the support of Luxinnovation.

Workshop Brochure

Workshop Programme & presentations:

8h30		Welcome & Registration
9h00		Welcome Dr. Marc LEMMER, CEO, CRP Henri Tudor
9h10		Presentation of the Programme Dr. Carlo HARPES, itrust consulting
MORNING: BUSINESS USER SIDE SESSION
Chairman: Dr. Carlo HARPES, itrust consulting
9h15		The Critical Information Infrastructure Action Plan – Securing Europe’s Information Systems Dr. Steve PURSER, Head of Technical Department, ENISA
9h50		ICT for Public Safety Communications (PSC) and Crises Management, a national view Mr Carlo SIMON, Centre de Communication du Gouvernement Luxembourgeois
10h20		On the history of power failures in Luxembourg Mr Carlo BARTOCCI, Head of Dispatching Department, CREOS Luxembourg S.A.
Coffee Break
11h00		Infrastructure exploitation - Belgium View Mr Georges MEYERS, Laborelec, Belgium
11h10		Presentation of MICIE project Dr. Paolo CAPODIECI, MICIE Project Coordinator, Selex Communication SPA
11h30		Presentation of the European network for the security of control and real-time systems (EsCORTS) Mr Luc VAN DEN BERGHE, Programme Manager - Innovation, CEN-CENELEC Management
12h00		INcreasing Security and Protection through Infrastructure REsilience – Status of the FP7 project INSPIRE Prof. Salvatore D'ANTONIO, Coordinator, Universita' degli Studi di Napoli "Parthenope"
Lunch Break
AFTERNOON: SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL SESSION
Chairman: Dr. Djamel KHADRAOUI, CRP Henri Tudor
13h30		QoS of a SCADA system interconnecting a Power grid and a Telco network Prof. Michele MINICHINO, ENEA CR Casaccia
13h50		A Risk Prediction Tool for interconnected Critical Infrastructures Dr. Stefano PANZIERI, Uniroma3
14h10		Risk prediction and information sharing with linked but competing operators Dr. Carlo HARPES, itrust consulting
14h30		What interest interdependent CI operators can find in our project - a prototype example demonstrating the security side Thomas SCHABERREITER, CRP Henri Tudor
Coffee Break
15h30		Usage of trust and policies in the exchange of information between Critical Infrastructures Prof. Paulo SIMOES, FCTUC, University of Coimbra
15h50		Planned validation of and expectations on the MICIE Gateway Dr. Leonid LEV, Senior Expert Engineer, Israel Electric Corp
16h10		Related Funding Opportunities in the next calls of the 7th Framework Programme Dr. Mathias LINK, Luxinnovation
16h30		Round table with all speakers : Vision of a future real-time prediction tool moderated by Dr. Carlo HARPES
17h30		Networking Cocktail