Discussion Panel

Testing and Security for Cyber-Physical Systems

This year's panel will delve deeper into the specific SBFT challenges and solutions related to testing and securing Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). Our panel will be composed of experts from academia (and industry) who will discuss the current challenges in CPS testing and security, such as vulnerability management, adversarial attacks, and the integration of AI-components in physical decision-making systems. We will also explore state-of-the-art solutions for CPS testing, including techniques such as SBST and Fuzzing, and discuss the potential pitfalls and limitations of these methods. Additionally, we will discuss the unique challenges of testing and securing autonomous systems and other CPS that make physical decisions based on AI-components. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of CPS testing and security, and to identify future work that needs to be done to address these challenges. This panel will be a valuable opportunity for researchers, practitioners, and anyone interested in the field of CPS testing and security to learn about the latest advancements and to engage in lively discussions about the future of this field.

Panellists

Aitor Arrieta

University of Mondragon, Spain

Annibale Panichella

Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Jane Cleland-Huang

University of Notre Dame, USA

Lionel Briand

Nanda Laboratory, EECS Department, University of Ottawa, and others

Mohammad Reza Mousavi

King's College London, United Kingdom

Shaukat Ali

Simula Research Laboratory, Norway