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A hackfest named SWaT Security Showdown (S3) has been organized consecutivelyfor two years. S3 has enabled researchers and practitioners to assess theeffectiveness of methods and products aimed at detecting cyber attacks launchedin real-time on an operational water treatment plant, namely, Secure WaterTreatment (SWaT). In S3 independent attack teams design and launch attacks onSWaT while defence teams protect the plant passively and raise alarms uponattack detection. Attack teams are scored according to how successful they arein performing attacks based on specific intents while the defense teams arescored based on the effectiveness of their methods to detect the attacks. Thispaper focuses on the first two instances of S3 and summarizes the benefits ofhackfest and the performance of an attack detection mechanism, named WaterDefense, that was exposed to attackers during S3.

Assessing the Effectiveness of Attack Detection at a Hackfest on Industrial Control Systems