Pjotrs Dorogovs
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Pjotrs Dorogovs is a researcher focused on the critical intersection of cybersecurity and complex engineered systems. His primary research areas include cyber-physical system (CPS) risk assessment, domain-specific modelling, and the security of critical national infrastructure. Dorogovs is best known for his influential work on developing practical frameworks to evaluate and mitigate risks in CPS environments—systems that integrate physical processes with virtual computation, such as those used in manufacturing, medicine, and traffic management. His most cited paper, "Assessment of Cyber Physical System Risks with Domain Specific Modelling and Simulation" (2018, 26 citations), provides a foundational methodology for simulating threats to these interconnected systems. This contribution is particularly significant given the increasing reliance on CPS in sectors like automotive engineering and security, where failures can have real-world consequences. By advancing domain-specific modelling techniques, Dorogovs has helped bridge the gap between theoretical cybersecurity research and practical, industry-relevant applications. His work continues to inform both academic inquiry and the development of more resilient infrastructure, making him a notable voice in the evolving field of cyber-physical security.
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