Controller Switching-Enabled Active Detection of Multiplicative Cyberattacks on Process Control Systems
Controller Switching-Enabled Active Detection of Multiplicative Cyberattacks on Process Control Systems
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10.23919/acc53348.2022.9867804
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2022-06
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Shilpa Narasimhan;N. El‐Farra;Matthew J. Ellis
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作者:
Shilpa Narasimhan;N. El‐Farra;Matthew J. Ellis
This work focuses on the problem of enhancing cyberattack detection capabilities in process control systems subject to multiplicative cyberattacks. First, the relationship between closed-loop stability and attack detectability with respect to a class of residual-based detection schemes is rigorously analyzed. The results are used to identify a set of controller parameters (called "attack-sensitive" controller parameters) under which an attack can destabilize the closed-loop system. The selection of attack-sensitive controller parameters can enhance the ability to detect attacks, but can also degrade the performance of the attack-free closed-loop system. To balance this trade-off, a novel active attack detection methodology employing controller parameter switching between the nominal controller parameters (chosen on the basis of standard control design criteria) and the attack-sensitive controller parameters, is developed. The proposed methodology is applied to a chemical process example to demonstrate its ability to detect multiplicative sensor-controller communication link attacks.