Cristina Alcaraz is an assistant professor at the University of Malaga. She received the most competitive and recognized postdoctoral fellowship (“Ramón y Cajal”) in Spain and she was a guest researcher at NIST, US (2011-2012), and a visiting postdoc at the Royal Holloway (2012-2014) under a Marie-Curie doctoral fellowship. She is currently involved in European and national research projects, specializing in topics related to CIP, more specifically, those associated with the security of SCADA systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, cyber-physical systems, and Smart Grids, with extensive expertise in (wide) situational awareness and resilience. She has published more than 60 papers, serves on the editorial boards of six international journals in the field (e.g. IJCIP, IJIS), and has participated in multiple international conference program committees.

• Part 1. Security Analysis and Advanced Threats.- Securing industrial Control Systems.- Towards a Secure Industrial Internet of Things.- Advanced Persistent Threats and Zero-Day Exploits in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 2. Secure Interconnection Mechanisms.- A Survey on Lightweight Authenticated Encryption and Challenges for Securing Industrial IoT.- Access Control in the Industrial Internet of Things.- A Distributed Usage Control Framework for Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 3. Advanced Protection Techniques.- Profiling Communications in Industrial IP Networks: Model Complexity and Anomaly Detectionl.- Improving Security in Industrial Internet of Things: a Distributed Intrusion Detection Methodology.- Who’s there? Evaluating data source integrity and veracity in IIoT using Multivariate Statistical Process Control.- Secure Machine to Machine Communication in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 4. Privacy Issues in Industrial Connected Networks.- Modelling the Privacy Impact of External Knowledge for Sensor Data in the Industrial Internet of Things.- Security and Privacy Techniques for the Industrial Internet of Thing.- Part 5. Application Scenarios.- IIoT in the Hospital scenario: Hospital 4.0, Blockchain and Robust Data Management.- Design and Realization of Testbeds for Security Research in the Industrial Internet of Things.

Cristina Alcaraz is an assistant professor at the University of Malaga. She received the most competitive and recognized postdoctoral fellowship (“Ramón y Cajal”) in Spain and she was a guest researcher at NIST, US (2011-2012), and a visiting postdoc at the Royal Holloway (2012-2014) under a Marie-Curie doctoral fellowship. She is currently involved in European and national research projects, specializing in topics related to CIP, more specifically, those associated with the security of SCADA systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, cyber-physical systems, and Smart Grids, with extensive expertise in (wide) situational awareness and resilience. She has published more than 60 papers, serves on the editorial boards of six international journals in the field (e.g. IJCIP, IJIS), and has participated in multiple international conference program committees.

• Part 1. Security Analysis and Advanced Threats.- Securing industrial Control Systems.- Towards a Secure Industrial Internet of Things.- Advanced Persistent Threats and Zero-Day Exploits in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 2. Secure Interconnection Mechanisms.- A Survey on Lightweight Authenticated Encryption and Challenges for Securing Industrial IoT.- Access Control in the Industrial Internet of Things.- A Distributed Usage Control Framework for Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 3. Advanced Protection Techniques.- Profiling Communications in Industrial IP Networks: Model Complexity and Anomaly Detectionl.- Improving Security in Industrial Internet of Things: a Distributed Intrusion Detection Methodology.- Who’s there? Evaluating data source integrity and veracity in IIoT using Multivariate Statistical Process Control.- Secure Machine to Machine Communication in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 4. Privacy Issues in Industrial Connected Networks.- Modelling the Privacy Impact of External Knowledge for Sensor Data in the Industrial Internet of Things.- Security and Privacy Techniques for the Industrial Internet of Thing.- Part 5. Application Scenarios.- IIoT in the Hospital scenario: Hospital 4.0, Blockchain and Robust Data Management.- Design and Realization of Testbeds for Security Research in the Industrial Internet of Things.

Cristina Alcaraz is an assistant professor at the University of Malaga. She received the most competitive and recognized postdoctoral fellowship (“Ramón y Cajal”) in Spain and she was a guest researcher at NIST, US (2011-2012), and a visiting postdoc at the Royal Holloway (2012-2014) under a Marie-Curie doctoral fellowship. She is currently involved in European and national research projects, specializing in topics related to CIP, more specifically, those associated with the security of SCADA systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, cyber-physical systems, and Smart Grids, with extensive expertise in (wide) situational awareness and resilience. She has published more than 60 papers, serves on the editorial boards of six international journals in the field (e.g. IJCIP, IJIS), and has participated in multiple international conference program committees.

• Part 1. Security Analysis and Advanced Threats.- Securing industrial Control Systems.- Towards a Secure Industrial Internet of Things.- Advanced Persistent Threats and Zero-Day Exploits in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 2. Secure Interconnection Mechanisms.- A Survey on Lightweight Authenticated Encryption and Challenges for Securing Industrial IoT.- Access Control in the Industrial Internet of Things.- A Distributed Usage Control Framework for Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 3. Advanced Protection Techniques.- Profiling Communications in Industrial IP Networks: Model Complexity and Anomaly Detectionl.- Improving Security in Industrial Internet of Things: a Distributed Intrusion Detection Methodology.- Who’s there? Evaluating data source integrity and veracity in IIoT using Multivariate Statistical Process Control.- Secure Machine to Machine Communication in Industrial Internet of Things.- Part 4. Privacy Issues in Industrial Connected Networks.- Modelling the Privacy Impact of External Knowledge for Sensor Data in the Industrial Internet of Things.- Security and Privacy Techniques for the Industrial Internet of Thing.- Part 5. Application Scenarios.- IIoT in the Hospital scenario: Hospital 4.0, Blockchain and Robust Data Management.- Design and Realization of Testbeds for Security Research in the Industrial Internet of Things.