The Digital Twin for Cyber-Physical Systems Security (CPSS)

Organizations need to have a clear vision for the future of digital technology and its impact on their business. The Digital Twin concept represents both a physical and a virtual world in which industrial products receive dynamic digital representations.

While the term “digital twin” typically refers to a data-driven physical model of a system, it can also be used to describe an emulated or simulated device that may be connected to an emulated network.

The Digital Twin is a computer model that reflects and simulates the real object and its interactions with its surroundings, providing a more accurate representation of the shape and shape of the object than a physical replica. The method of replicating physical objects is still in its infancy, and it requires specific technology and equipment to succeed.

Digital twins are simple; they act as a bridge between the physical and digital worlds by using sensors to collect real-time data on physical objects. This data is used to create digital duplicates of these objects, which make it possible to understand, analyze, manipulate, and optimize them.