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2025#

RESINET final report delivered

We are happy to announce that the project has been finalized! Our project, whose aim was to design robust, reliable, and cyber-secure algorithmic strategies for controlling and coordinating the various DERs showed positive results and has been successfully concluded (more information under the corresponding WP report WP2, WP3, WP4 and WP5).

We are now actively looking forward to finding ways of continuing the work in a future project - may be this done with you?!? If you are interested in knowing more, get in touch with us.

Hackhathon gridlab

Fabrizio Sossan, Stephan Kenzelmann and Luca Haab, with the support of Jan Huber, had the pleasure of welcoming a talented group of computer science bachelor students from the HEIA-FR to the Gridlab at the HES-SO//VS - School of Engineering.

Their mission was as clear as it was challenging: put the defences established with the RESINET project and other initiatives through their paces.

The results were nothing short of brilliant. Approaching the lab as complete outsiders, the students initially struggled to find any vulnerabilities or weaknesses when connecting from the outside—an encouraging sign for the robustness of our external security measures, although their time was limited.

However, the real excitement began when we granted them direct access to the internal network. With fresh eyes and impressive ingenuity, they quickly uncovered several insightful findings. Their ability to adapt, investigate, and provide constructive feedback—without any prior knowledge of the lab—was a testament to their burgeoning skills and the value of hands-on experience in cybersecurity.

More information available on a dedicated article in LinkedIn.