Abstract

Kritik Altyapılar Ulusal Test Yatağı Merkezi (CENTER) Enerji, eğitim, güvenlik araştırmaları, ulusal/uluslararası saldırı ve savunma çözümleri gibi konuları amaçlayan elektrik güç şebekesi için güvenli bir test yatağı altyapısıdır. Siber güvenlik alanında çalışacak yeni adaylara veya laboratuvarda eğitim alacak lisans/lisansüstü seviyesindeki öğrencilere geliştirilen test yatağında yer alan cihazların tanıtılması, kullanımı, olası sistemsel arıza ve siber saldırı senaryoların uygulanması gibi konularda eğitim verilmektedir. Bu çalışmada, CENTER Enerji’nin bir sanal gerçeklik uygulaması ile simüle edilmesini öneren bir tasarı sunulmaktadır. Böylece, çalışma ekibine katılacak olan yeni araştırmacıların ve laboratuvara eğitim amaçlı olarak alınacak öğrencilerin adı geçen eğitim sürecinde eş-zamanlı ve laboratuvar ortamından bağımsız olarak sanal ortamda ön eğitimden geçirilerek adaptasyon sürecinin hızlandırılması amaçlanmaktadır.

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