Following technical capabilities and utilization of following technologies and project approaches is envisaged:
Post Quantum Cryptography, including Homomorphic Cryptography and Multi-Party Computation
Generic networking and security protocols like TCP/IP, TLS, MQTT
Smart grid networking and security protocols, smart grid architecture (see figure below)
Semantic web technologies (ontologies, knowledge graphs, reasoners) for security ontology building and utilization and incorporation of crypto agility perspective; NLP/LLM toolchains are considered as possible for user experience enrichment and automatization of knowledge acquiring
Secure Software Supply Chain tools including Software Bills of Materials, software vulnerability and exploitability management technologies, DevSecOps pipelines
Analytical methods, including ML-based, for architecture and software quality attributes assessments and security patterns and anti-patterns analysis
Threat modeling in line with industry best practices like MITRE ICS, STRIDE, MAL (Meta Attack Language)
Smart grid related standards and frameworks among others (see figure below)
Security standards like ISO 2700x, NIST RMF, Common Criteria
Software quality and life cycle standards like SWEBOK
System modeling (MBSE approach) and life cycle related standards like ISO 42010, ISO 15288