S. Sivakumar, R. Raffik, K. Kiran Kumar, Bramah Hazela
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Abstract
Automation and control systems are becoming more networked thanks to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). The SCADA network has also developed into a more open and interconnected system. In addition, by connecting industrial electronic devices to the SCADA network, the interconnectivity and efficiency of methods have been significantly increased owing to the control and monitoring benefits of SCADA. The SCADA system is inextricably linked to the public network, and security breaches and cyber-attacks are a legitimate worry for the SCADA network system. We propose to deter attackers from launching distributed denial-of-service attacks in this work with a token authentication module. According to the experimental findings, the security defence architecture provided by this study may successfully increase security while being compatible with realworld energy management systems in the field.