EnergyTech2015 STRATEGIES FOR RESISTANCE Track 4 Session 4 PANEL DISCUSSION - Moderator: Chuck Manto 1.25 CPD hours available Panelists will briefly present perspectives on Risk Mitigation for Critical Infrastructure. This will be followed by Q&A from the audience. Panelists: George Baker: Topic 1 - Minimizing cascading effects on power and communication systems from high-impact events such as EMP and Space Weather Joe Weiss: Topic 2 - Strategies for Industrial Control System resilience Brian Patterson: Topic 3 - Microgrids as a resilient strategy Mike deLamare: Topic 4 - INCOSE CIPR Working Group as an Integrating Factor for Business and Government to Address High Impact Threats

1. July
Critical Infrastructure Protection
and Recovery (CIPR)
Working Group
December 1, 2015
Mike deLamare

2. July
INCOSE
• The International Council on Systems Engineering
(INCOSE) is a not-for-profit membership organization
founded to develop and disseminate the interdisciplinary
principles and practices that enable the realization of
successful systems
– 25 years of operations
– About 10,000 members in 62 Countries
– The certifying society for SE professionals
– Corporate Advisory Board consisting of about 100
companies, Government organizations and universities
– Several working groups focused on pushing the state of
the art in Systems Engineering
– http://www.incose.org

3. July
Critical Infrastructure Protection and Recovery
(CIPR) Working Group
• Chartered in June 2015 in response to a request for help
• Provide a forum to address critical infrastructure protection and
recovery
– manmade and natural threats
– disruptions for periods of a month or more.
– systems engineering principles, practices, applications and
solutions
• Exchange knowledge, systems engineering information and
solutions regarding CIPR
• Develop systems engineering products (e.g. architectures,
requirements, IV&V, etc
• http://www.incose.org/docs/default-source/wgcharters/critical-
infrastructure.pdf?sfvrsn=6

4. July
CIPR Challenges
• Understanding critical infrastructure domains
• Understanding cross-domain interactions
• Understanding threats
• Gaining cooperation within and across domains
• Sensitivity of information
• Verifiability of concepts and solutions
• Rapid evolution of threats and domains
• Scale of the problem

5. July
Planned Products & Services
• Modeling-Based Support
– Behavior Characteristics
– Decision Support
– Threat Models
• SE Products (architecture, recommendations)
• Pamphlets, Articles, Papers, Panels
• SE Tutorials, Training
• Information Distribution for Non-Sensitive Information
• Standards Modification and Development
• Conference Tracks
• Expert Assistance in Use of Products
• Reference Lists

6. July
Professional Societies
INCOSE
InfraGard
Tech-Ops
Others
PESWG
MBSE
CIPR
WG
CAB
INCOSE
Resources
External
Members Public Sector
Private Sector
IG National Bd.
Other
SIGs ?
FBI DHS DOE
NASA
Other/
Local
IEEE SAE
FEMA
PMI
Other
Univer
-sities
Civic
Orgs.
Corporations
Utilities
Policy/
Decisions
DOD
Notional: CIPR – U.S. Example
EMP-SIG
Legend: MOU/ Formal
Informal

7. July
INCOSE WGs that could be involved
• Power and Energy Systems
• MBSE
• Anti-Terrorism Systems
• System of Systems
• Complex Systems
• Standards (ISA99, NIST 800, etc.)
• Infrastructure
• System Resilience
• System Security
• System Architecture
• Requirements
• Risk Management
• Defense Systems
• Life Cycle Management
• Reliability
• Others