Cybersecurity

Improving the security of information systems with digital twins

• Conventional representations of cyberattacks are insufficiently detailed to allow for in-depth analysis. The Inria Pirat\’); team led by Valérie Viet Triem Tong is developing tools to model them more accurately.
• The new technology provides for the creation of cyber ranges, isolated environments where attack scenarios can be deployed and tested without any risk to production systems.
• Conducted in collaboration with Amossys and financed by Bpifrance, the SecurityTwin project is exploring the development of security measures that make use of digital twins of information systems.
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