Securing Critical Infrastructure

Architectural security techniques designed to protect critical infrastructures and cyber-physical systems from anomalous behavior, system compromise, and integrity failures in high-impact environments.

Security Challenge Overview

Critical infrastructures and cyber-physical systems (CPS) rely on controllers (computers) that must operate reliably, securely, and continuously, often under adversarial conditions. Attacks targeting system integrity, abnormal execution behavior, or control mechanisms can disrupt essential services and cause cascading failures across dependent systems.

Key challenges include:

  • Detecting anomalous or malicious behavior in mission-critical systems

  • Maintaining integrity and reliability under persistent or sophisticated attacks, including zero-day attacks

  • Securing processor-based systems that operate continuously and autonomously


CoreSecure’s Architectural Approach

CoreSecure Technologies’ critical infrastructure security patent focuses on anomaly detection and behavioral monitoring to identify and respond to abnormal system activity in cyber-physical systems. These include zero-day attacks, i.e. attacks that have not been seen before. Our approaches emphasize processor-based detection mechanisms, continuous monitoring, and low-overhead artificial intelligence security techniques suitable for systems where availability and reliability are paramount.


Key Technical Capabilities

  • Architectural detection of anomalous system behavior

  • Continuous monitoring of processor-based systems, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

  • Hardware-assisted integrity and trust mechanisms

  • Low-overhead security monitoring with AI suitable for always-on systems

  • Protection against both accidental faults and malicious activity

  • Compatibility with existing processor and system architectures


Patent Portfolio: Securing Critical Infrastructure

The following patent represents CoreSecure Technologies’ intellectual property related to protecting critical infrastructures through anomaly detection, behavioral monitoring, and architectural security mechanisms. This patent links to a dedicated patent page containing the abstract and links to Google Patents and the USPTO.

Anomalous Behavior Detection in Processor-Based Systems


Potential Application Areas

  • Critical infrastructure computing systems

  • Industrial control and monitoring systems

  • Cyber-physical systems (CPS)

  • PLC controlled systems

  • Security-sensitive and safety-critical platforms

  • Long-running and always-on processor-based systems

  • Monitoring of low-level activity patterns

  • Detection of deviations from expected operational behavior

  • Architectural support for identifying misuse or compromise

  • Anomaly detection in long-running systems


Licensing & Collaboration

CoreSecure Technologies’ critical infrastructure security patent is available for licensing and strategic collaboration, supporting reliable and secure operation of essential computing systems.

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