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Item shown in detail Musa Includes the selected person into the timetable overlap calculation. Francis Ashimi Security Applications in the Context of Selected Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Nigeria Security Applications in the Context of Selected Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Nigeria Thesis finished and defended successfully (DUO).   Hromada Martin - Master's thesis 1599516000000 08.09.2020 Security Applications in the Context of Selected Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Nigeria Thesis finished and defended successfully (DUO).
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Thesis info Bezpečnostní aplikace v kontextu vybraného odvětví kritické infrastruktury v Nigérii

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Name Musa Francis Ashimi Includes the selected person into the timetable overlap calculation.
Acad. Yr. 2019/2020
Assigning department AUEM
Date of defence Sep 8, 2020
Type of thesis Master's thesis
Thesis status Thesis finished and defended successfully (DUO). Thesis finished and defended successfully (DUO).
Completeness of mandatory entries - All mandatory fields for this Thesis are filled in.
Main topic Bezpečnostní aplikace v kontextu vybraného odvětví kritické infrastruktury v Nigérii
Main topic in English Security Applications in the Context of Selected Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Nigeria
Title according to student Bezpečnostní aplikace v kontextu vybraného odvětví kritické infrastruktury v Nigérii
English title as given by the student Security Applications in the Context of Selected Critical Infrastructure Sectors in Nigeria
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Subtitle -
Thesis supervisor Hromada Martin, prof. Ing. Ph.D.
Annotation Elektrická energie je klíčem k sociálně-ekonomické udržitelnosti a rozvoji všech aspektů společnosti, což z ní činí klíčovou kritickou infrastrukturu pro jakýkoli národ. Spolehlivá funkčnost zdroje generace je zásadní pro celkovou výrobu. Cílem studie je podívat se na rizika, zranitelnosti a hrozby spojené s elektřinou jako kritickou infrastrukturou. Diplomo-vá práce představuje rizika spojená s elektrárnami na výrobu vodních elektráren s důrazem na osobní rizika a doporučení ke zmírnění těchto rizik pro kontinuální a efektivní výrobu elektrické energie.
Annotation in English Electric power is key to the socio-economic sustainability and development of every aspect of the society, making it a key critical infrastructure to any nation. The reliable functionali-ty of the source of generation is vital to the overall production. The goal of the study is to look at the risk, vulnerabilities and threats associated with Electric power as a critical in-frastructure. The Diploma thesis presents risks associated with Hydropower generating plants with emphasis on personnel risks and recommendations on mitigating these risks for continuous and efficient electric power generation.
Keywords Elektřina, pohonná jednotka, kritická infrastruktura, riziko, zranitelnost, personál, analýza
Keywords in English Electricity, Powerplant, Critical Infrastructure, Risk, Vulnerability, Personnel, Analysis
Length of the covering note 74
Language AN
Annotation
Elektrická energie je klíčem k sociálně-ekonomické udržitelnosti a rozvoji všech aspektů společnosti, což z ní činí klíčovou kritickou infrastrukturu pro jakýkoli národ. Spolehlivá funkčnost zdroje generace je zásadní pro celkovou výrobu. Cílem studie je podívat se na rizika, zranitelnosti a hrozby spojené s elektřinou jako kritickou infrastrukturou. Diplomo-vá práce představuje rizika spojená s elektrárnami na výrobu vodních elektráren s důrazem na osobní rizika a doporučení ke zmírnění těchto rizik pro kontinuální a efektivní výrobu elektrické energie.
Annotation in English
Electric power is key to the socio-economic sustainability and development of every aspect of the society, making it a key critical infrastructure to any nation. The reliable functionali-ty of the source of generation is vital to the overall production. The goal of the study is to look at the risk, vulnerabilities and threats associated with Electric power as a critical in-frastructure. The Diploma thesis presents risks associated with Hydropower generating plants with emphasis on personnel risks and recommendations on mitigating these risks for continuous and efficient electric power generation.
Keywords
Elektřina, pohonná jednotka, kritická infrastruktura, riziko, zranitelnost, personál, analýza
Keywords in English
Electricity, Powerplant, Critical Infrastructure, Risk, Vulnerability, Personnel, Analysis
Research Plan
  1. Elaborate a literature review on critical infrastructure.
  2. Discuss the general principles of critical infrastructure protection.
  3. Do the evaluation of various types of security application used in selected critical infrastructure sector.
  4. Analyze the current state of selected critical infrastructure sector protection in Nigeria.
  5. Design and propose suitable security applications for selected critical infrastructure sector protection in Nigeria.
Research Plan
  1. Elaborate a literature review on critical infrastructure.
  2. Discuss the general principles of critical infrastructure protection.
  3. Do the evaluation of various types of security application used in selected critical infrastructure sector.
  4. Analyze the current state of selected critical infrastructure sector protection in Nigeria.
  5. Design and propose suitable security applications for selected critical infrastructure sector protection in Nigeria.
Recommended resources
  1. European Commission. (2019). Evaluation of Council Directive 2008/114 on Identification and Designation of European Critical Infrastructures and the Assessment of the need to improve their protection (SWD/2019/310).
  2. Bologna, S., Bertocchi, G., Carducci, G., Carrozzi, L., Cavallini, S., Lazari, A., Oliva, G., Traballesi, A. (2016). Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure Resilience Evaluation. Roma: Italian Association of Critical Infrastructures? Experts.
  3. Brown, T. (2008). Infrastructure Dependency Indicators. In J.G. Voeller (Ed.), Wiley Handbook of Science and Technology for Homeland Security. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. DOI: 10.1002/9780470087923.hhs248.
  4. DHS. (2013). The National Infrastructure Protection Plan 2013: Partneringfor Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience. Washington, DC: The Department of Homeland Security.
  5. Fekete, A. (2011). Common Criteria for the Assessment of Critical Infrastructures.
    International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, 2(1): 15-24. DOI: 10.1007/s13753-
    011-0002-y.
  6. Řehák, D., Hromada, M. (2018). Failures in a Critical Infrastructure System.
    In T. Nakamura (Ed.), System of System Failures. London: IntechOpen, pp. 75-93.
    DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.70446.
Recommended resources
  1. European Commission. (2019). Evaluation of Council Directive 2008/114 on Identification and Designation of European Critical Infrastructures and the Assessment of the need to improve their protection (SWD/2019/310).
  2. Bologna, S., Bertocchi, G., Carducci, G., Carrozzi, L., Cavallini, S., Lazari, A., Oliva, G., Traballesi, A. (2016). Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure Resilience Evaluation. Roma: Italian Association of Critical Infrastructures? Experts.
  3. Brown, T. (2008). Infrastructure Dependency Indicators. In J.G. Voeller (Ed.), Wiley Handbook of Science and Technology for Homeland Security. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. DOI: 10.1002/9780470087923.hhs248.
  4. DHS. (2013). The National Infrastructure Protection Plan 2013: Partneringfor Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience. Washington, DC: The Department of Homeland Security.
  5. Fekete, A. (2011). Common Criteria for the Assessment of Critical Infrastructures.
    International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, 2(1): 15-24. DOI: 10.1007/s13753-
    011-0002-y.
  6. Řehák, D., Hromada, M. (2018). Failures in a Critical Infrastructure System.
    In T. Nakamura (Ed.), System of System Failures. London: IntechOpen, pp. 75-93.
    DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.70446.
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