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SEAL-DT: An End-to-End Security Engineering and Assurance Framework for Cross-Domain Digital Twins
Cyber-physical systems connect physical processes, software, networks and organizations. Securing them requires a clear account of what happened, what was observed, which actions were authorized and what evidence supports each decision. Digital Twin (DT) descriptions often fail to explain how these
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