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itrust at the 11th International Conference on Critical Information Infrastructures Security Paris/France

28th October, 2016

From October 10^th to 12^th 2016 the International Conference on Critical Information Infrastructure Security (CRITIS) took place in Paris, France.

Representing itrust consulting on this event, Steve Muller held a speech on October 11^th on how interdependencies in complex computer systems can be modelled to take all cascading effects into account. A risk assessment conducted on the smart grid in Luxembourg served as illustration for the presentation.