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Best sync practices and architecture strategies for secure, resilient PNT in smart grids

  1. 1. Best sync practices and architecture strategies for secure, resilient PNT in smart grids Jan 27, 2022, Long Beach, CA, 10:40-11:00a PT (Session P5), ION ITM/PTTI 2022 Nino De Falcis, senior director, sync business development Americas, Oscilloquartz
  2. 2. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 2 Tighter data timestamping accuracy requirements source: NASPI Time Sync Task Force Report, 2017 passive active AC AC+DC unidirectional flow bidirectional flows distri. energy resources (DERs) large energy lines/pipelines
  3. 3. 3 © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. Confidential. *Positioning, Navigation & Timing** New gov mandate for resilient PNT* requirements **Timing is the most critical parameter enabling PN
  4. 4. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 4 Driven by US federal gov’s executive order 13905 of Feb 2020 • Protect critical gov & industry infrastructure against PNT disruptions from GPS/GNSS jamming/spoofing & other cyberattacks • Define critical infrastructure under national security threats • Power grid • Finance • Transportation • Communications • Data centers • Use published resilient PNT guidelines & standard in progress • DHS Resilient PNT Conformance Framework • NIST Cybersecurity Framework for PNT Profile • IEEE P1952 Resilient PNT UE working group What is the resilient PNT mandate?
  5. 5. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 5 The problem in power grids $1B/day in economic cost if PNT is disrupted* *source: RTI & NIST 2019 GPS & US critical infrastructure under national security threats Finance Communications Power grids Transportation Data centers All supported by PNT cyberthreats
  6. 6. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 6 RARE Cyberattacks GPS/GNSS receiver Core clocks PNT cyberthreats & GNSS vulnerabilities PNT cyberthreats Jamming RARE GPS/GNSS degradation causes Environmental GPS segment errors Adjacent-band transmitters Spoofing External GPS/GNSS level Internal network level Network and PNT device failures Boundary clocks COMMON NTP PTP More frequent
  7. 7. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 7 What are DHS Resilient PNT guidelines? Core functions Functional diagram PNT Resiliency levels DHS Resilient PNT Conformance Framework 1 source 2 sources 3 sources next gen systems Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
  8. 8. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 8 What are NIST PNT Cybersecurity guidelines? Core Core Desired cybersecurity outcomes organized in a hierarchy & aligned to more detailed guidance & controls NIST Cybersecurity Framework for PNT Profile Goals Core • Guidance & controls Implementation tiers • Cybersecurity risk measurement & management practices Profile • Alignment of user requirements & objectives, including risk appetite & resources Framework
  9. 9. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 9 EV Wind Smart homes Generator Control/Visibility Battery storage Energy demand Solar Microgrids DER* gen Grid control Grid transmission flow Grid mgmt PNT cyberthreats *distributed energy resources Visualizing secure smart grid sync with PNT assurance Core/Edge telecom network Core/Edge data center Substation
  10. 10. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 10 Best PNT framework practice with zero-trust PNT sources 3 building blocks DHS Resilient PNT Levels 0 1 2 3 4 Enhanced 4 Alternative sources Neural sw intelligence Anti-threat protection Multisource backup Multilevel fault- tolerant mitigation Multilayer detection Network (PTP/APTS/mgmt) Device (GNSS/Cs/holdover/etc) Receiver (GNSSSB/MB/Mcode/etc) Augmented Resilience + Robustness + Cybersecurity = Assurance + Compliance Antenna/Accessory (GNSS/Mcode/eLoran)
  11. 11. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 11 User level 0 PNT disruption User level 1 PNT resiliency Solution Problem Best sync architecture strategies with PNT technology Level 1 resiliency User (substation) User GPS SB (single band) GNSS (multi-constellations: GPS, Galileo, etc.) SB or MB (multiband L1/L2/L5) Grandmaster with basic GPS SB receiver Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver • MB mitigates jam/spoof event • SB with 2 receivers, fixed & nav mode, detecting spoof event • Smart anti jam/spoof software • Holdover clock: OCXO or Rb Optional • Anti-jam antenna • In-line anti-jam/spoof accessory
  12. 12. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 12 User level 1 PNT disruption User level 2 PNT resiliency Solution Problem Best sync architecture strategies with PNT technology Level 2 resiliency User PTP Telecom network Monitor ePRTC* Trusted GNSS MB User (substation) GNSS MB Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver • Same config as level 1 resiliency PLUS • PTP network time backup from a trusted network ePRTC* source • PTP network time monitor with threat alarms *enhanced Primary Reference Time Clock (GNSS Grandmaster + independent Cesium atomic clock) Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver
  13. 13. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 13 User level 2 PNT disruptions User level 3 PNT resiliency Solution Problem Best sync architecture strategies with PNT technology Level 3 resiliency • Same config as level 2 resiliency PLUS • Secondary PTP network time backup from a peer network grandmaster • PTP network time monitor with threat alarms User PTP ePRTC Trusted PTP GNSS MB Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver User (substation) PTP ePRTC Trusted GNSS MB Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver
  14. 14. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 14 User level 4 PNT resiliency Problem Best sync architecture strategies with PNT technology User level 3 disruptions Solution • Same config as level 3 resiliency PLUS • Intelligent fault-tolerant mitigation & monitoring system for assured PNT (aPNT) • PTP network time feeds self- reconfiguring for intelligent self-healing backup & aPNT User aPNT ePRTC Trusted PTP GNSS MB User (substation) PTP ePRTC Trusted PTP GNSS MB Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver PTP Level 4 resiliency PTP
  15. 15. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 15 User level 4 disruptions User enhanced level 4 PNT resiliency Solution Problem Best sync architecture strategies with PNT technology • Same config as level 4 resiliency PLUS • Other sources of opportunity User aPNT ePRTC Trusted PTP GNSS MB Grandmaster - GNSS SB/MB receiver PTP Other alternative sources like eLoran & LEO PNT Enhanced level 4 resiliency User (substation) aPNT ePRTC PTP GNSS MB Grandmaster with GNSS SB/MB receiver PTP PTP PTP
  16. 16. © 2022 ADVA. All rights reserved. 16 • Tighter PTP timing requirements for bidirectional flows in smart grids • New resilient PNT requirements for protecting critical smart grid infrastructure • Visualizing secure smart grid sync with PNT assurance • Best PNT framework practice with zero-trust PNT sources • Best sync architecture strategies for secure, resilient smart grids: ✓ Core sites: GNSS source+ trusted Cesium atomic clock backup + network PTP feed backup ✓ Substations: GNSS source + network PTP feed backup • For any Q&A, please contact me at ndefalcis@adva.com Takeaways

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