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Evaluating Machine Learning Classifiers for Defensive Cyber Operations
Military Cyber Affairs, 2016 Today’s defensive cyber sensors are dominated by signature-based analytical methods that require continuous maintenance and lack the ability to detect unknown threats. Anomaly detection offers the ability to detect unknown threats, but despite over 15 years of active research, the operationalization of anomaly detection and machine learning for ...
Rich, Michael D. +3 more
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VR/MR Supporting the Future of Defensive Cyber Operations
IFAC-PapersOnLine, 2019 US Army C5ISR Center Cyber Security Service Provider (CSSP) is a 24/7 Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) organization that defends US Department of Defense and US Army networks from hostile cyber activity, as well as develops technologies and capabilities for use by DCO operators within the DoD.
Kaur Kullman
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AI’s Role in Offensive and Defensive Cyber Operations
Center of Computer ScienceThis paper examines the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence in transforming cyber operations across both offensive and defensive domains. It analyzes how cyber attackers harness AI to amplify the sophistication, speed, and impact of their attacks, including automated vulnerability scanning and exploitation, polymorphic AI-driven malware, and large ...
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NORTH KOREA’S CYBER CAPABILITIES [PDF]
Cybersecurity & Cybercrime, 2023 The purpose of the article is to show the most important attacks from North Korea and theiroffensive and defensive capabilities. The structure of cyber organizations and their operations arepresented.
Bartosz SMUTEK
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The Impact of Cyberwarfare on the National Security [PDF]
Future Human Image, 2023 Cyberwarfare has emerged as a critical threat to national security, encompassing attacks on critical infrastructure, government operations, and military capabilities.
Temur Digmelashvili
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SOC Critical Path: A Defensive Kill Chain Model
IEEE Access, 2022 Different kill chain models have been defined and analyzed to provide a common sequence of actions followed in offensive cyber operations. These models allow analysts to identify these operations and to understand how they are executed. However, there is
Antonio Villalon-Huerta +2 more
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The Future of Cyber Conflict Studies: Cyber Subcultures and The Road to Interdisciplinarity
The Cyber Defense Review, 2022 This article has two aims: first, to examine the future of cyber conflict studies and how the study of cyber security can develop in a more interdisciplinary way; second, to assess the meaning of “offensive” and “defensive” cyber security from the ...
Joe Burton
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The Cyber Defense Review, 2021 The Department of Defense Information Network–Army (DODIN-A) is one of the largest and most complex networks in the world, and commanders are struggling to determine the effectiveness of their defensive posture as threat actors constantly attack the ...
William North
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CYBER-OPERATIONS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW
Colloquium, 2022 States around the world are constantly conducting (or participating in conducting) cyber-operations, using cyberspace to achieve national goals. Defensive and offensive actions in cyberspace are officially the part of strategic documents of the biggest ...
Agata Małecka
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Cyber Maneuver and Schemes of Maneuver: Preliminary Concepts, Definitions, and Examples
The Cyber Defense Review, 2020 This article is intended to stimulate discussion among cyber warriors and others about an approach to cyber maneuvers at the operational level. Cyberspace is one domain in what is commonly called “Multi-Domain Operations,” while movement and maneuver is ...
Patrick Allen
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