Authentication Technique for Safeguarding Privacy in Smart Grid Settings

¹ Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication engineering, DVR & Dr.HS MIC college of Technology, NTR district, India .
² Research Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication, GIET University, Gunupur, Orissa, India. Email: drbpragathi@mictech.ac.in, podili.ramu@giet.edu

^* Corresponding Author: drbpragathi@mictech.ac.in

Abstract

As a way to address issues like the depletion of energy sources and efficient energy management through the convergence of multiple fields, interest in green energy has been growing recently. As a result, the intelligent electrical grid, or “smart grid,” projects are being completed quickly in order to achieve low-carbon, green growth. But because IT is primarily focused on the electrical grid, there is a shortage of IT in smart grids as well, and the complexity of convergence is making the issue worse. There is also a growing concern about this issue because different personal data and payment information within the smart grid are progressively turning into big data and becoming a target for external intrusion and attack.