Facilities
Enquiries
The testbed is available to undergraduate and postgraduate taught students for projects, and to external partners.
To enquire about use of the testbed, please email us at:
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The Bristol Cyber Security Group has a state-of-the-art, large scale testbed, providing a realistic environment for our research into cyber-physical systems security. It has been built from the ground up, based on extensive past experience of building ICS security testbeds and input from industry partners.
The testbed infrastructure includes:
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Multiple physical and virtual processes
Including a water treatment plant, model factory and building management system, each within distinct, centrally managed field sites.
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Physical industrial control hardware
Sourced from a number of vendors including the latest devices with the newest protocols.
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Fully-realised experimental network environment
Covering both the IT and OT network environments, with comprehensive data capture abilities.
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Training and prototyping environment
Comprehensive fully simulated environments and small scale physical testbeds.
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ICS training boxes
Designed and built in-house.
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Remote field site with physical process
Mobile and self-contained.
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Federated architecture
Allowing for granular integration of remote testbed/control structures to enable large scale and diverse experimentation.
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Our own workshop
Including 3D-print capabilities for rapid prototyping.
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Access to the electrical engineering workshop team
For design and building of testbed infrastructure.
