Cryptographic Ledger for Cyber Security in Smart Grid

Abstract

In addition to the physical security of energy networks, cyber security is essential to protecting these systems as well. Cyber threats can stem from malicious hackers who have infiltrated the networks to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data, or from vulnerabilities within the systems themselves. It is increasingly important that smart grid companies invest in cyber security solutions, such as strong passwords, two-factor authentication, encryption, and regular software updates, to counteract these threats. Additionally, it is beneficial for organizations to create incident response plans that are tailored to their specific needs, and which define the chain of command and actions to take in the case of an incident. To details the usage of smart grids in various domains and places in an effective way and explains the efficient way of consuming power for smart ventilators by monitoring and providing cyber security against cyber-attacks. The distributed power from various regions is collected from the less predominant places and supplied to the smart ventilators through smart inverters.