The project aims to develop resilient- and secure-by-design solutions for the real-time monitoring and control of networked control and cyber-physical systems in the framework of critical infrastructures monitoring. To realize this goal, the project aims to train several PhD students in the fields of cyber-security, control theory, and autonomous systems to shape future resilient- and secure-by-design cyber-physical systems (CPS). The PhD topics will investigate open research questions about the use of systems and control theory to build secure and resilient CPS. The project will also promote industrial excellence by offering opportunities to the researchers for testing their tools and frameworks in real-world scenarios, provided by the industrial partners. In this line, industrial partners will provide scenarios focusing on water, energy and transportation services, inspired by a real deployment using state-of-the-art and innovative IoT components. The research outcomes that will be validated in the context of this use cases will be reusable to other smart energy or smart cities scenarios.