CyberUnite Ireland
Jan 2026 - Present
AI-driven, zero-trust, cyber-digital-twin research program to improve critical infrastructure resilience across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Problem Statement
- Cross-border critical infrastructure systems need unified security posture despite heterogeneous CPS and IIoT environments.
- Threat detection and response must be tested against realistic scenarios with operational constraints.
- Data sharing between partners requires policy-aware controls and compliance guarantees.
What I Led
- Contributed to architecture and implementation of data-centric zero-trust controls for CPS and IIoT environments.
- Designed secure telemetry and policy enforcement prototypes for compliance-aware data sharing.
- Supported AI-driven detection and autonomous response integration into a cyber-digital twin testbed.
Deliverables
- CPS telemetry and policy prototype components
- Cyber-digital twin threat simulation workflows
- Cross-institutional architecture and validation outputs
Architecture Placeholder
Diagram slot for system architecture and data flow.
Zero TrustCPS SecurityAI Threat DetectionDigital TwinPolicy Enforcement
Industry Relevance
Provides a repeatable blueprint for operators and vendors to evaluate cyber-resilience controls before deployment in live critical infrastructure operations.
Project context
CyberUnite focuses on cyber resilience for critical infrastructure by combining AI-native detection with zero-trust controls in a cyber-digital twin environment.
Technical emphasis
- Secure telemetry ingestion and policy-aware controls for CPS contexts
- Cross-organization architecture and validation
- Resilience evaluation through realistic attack simulation
Outcome trajectory
The program builds practical capabilities that can be adopted by operators, standards stakeholders, and solution integrators.