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Quantum Security for Urban Mobility and Traffic Management Systems

Securing urban mobility infrastructure: traffic management systems, V2I communications, and smart road networks.

Full day (6 hours)

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Course Overview

For traffic engineers and urban mobility security teams. Covers PQC migration for SCOOT/SCATS adaptive signal control, tunnel and bridge SCADA (Modbus TCP, DNP3), ANPR data protection, and V2X communication security (IEEE 1609.2, ETSI ITS-G5). Includes C-ITS PKI quantum readiness and ML-DSA latency analysis for roadside units.

Curriculum

Course content is structured into sessions below. Each session is configurable to your organisation's environment, threat model, and objectives.

#	Session	Topics
1	Quantum Threat Landscape for Urban Mobility Systems Why traffic management is a high-value quantum target
2	Adaptive Signal Control and SCADA Exposure Cryptographic dependencies in SCOOT, SCATS, and tunnel control systems	SCOOT and SCATS adaptive signal control: UTMC protocol security, controller-to-centre communications, and RSA/ECDSA authentication as quantum-vulnerable components Tunnel and bridge SCADA: Modbus TCP, DNP3, and IEC 60870-5-104 cryptographic dependencies in ventilation, lighting, and fire suppression control loops ANPR camera networks: TLS for image transmission, RSA-signed vehicle movement records, and retention periods (2-7 years) creating harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure
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3	V2X Communication and Connected Vehicle Security PQC for vehicle-to-infrastructure and vehicle-to-vehicle protocols	IEEE 1609.2 and ETSI ITS-G5: certificate-based V2X authentication using ECDSA P-256, quantum vulnerability timeline, and ML-DSA migration considerations C-ITS PKI: European C-ITS trust model, root certificate authority quantum readiness, and cross-certification during hybrid PQC transition periods Latency constraints: V2X safety messages require sub-100ms authentication. ML-DSA signature verification times on roadside units and in-vehicle processors
4	Interactive Demonstration Cryptographic audit of a reference urban mobility system	Facilitator-led cryptographic inventory of a reference city traffic management system: every TLS certificate, SCADA authentication token, and signing key mapped Prioritisation exercise: ranking systems by safety criticality (tunnel ventilation, signal control, ANPR) and data retention period for migration sequencing V2X PQC impact analysis: measuring ML-DSA signature verification latency against ECDSA on a reference roadside unit processor
Break
5	PQC Migration for Traffic Infrastructure Phased rollout across controllers, SCADA, ANPR, and V2X	Controller firmware upgrades: deploying ML-KEM and ML-DSA on traffic signal controllers with limited OTA capability and 15-20 year replacement cycles SCADA protocol hardening: PQC-wrapped Modbus TCP and DNP3 for tunnel and bridge control systems operating in safety-critical environments ANPR and tolling data protection: re-encrypting stored vehicle movement records with ML-KEM before quantum computers reach the retention window
6	Q&A and Migration Roadmap Review

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