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Use of Graph Neural Networks in Aiding Defensive Cyber Operations [PDF]
CoRR35 pages, 9 figures, 8 ...
Shaswata Mitra +4 more
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Øving på cybersikkerheit: Ein casestudie av ei cybersikkerheitsøving
Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies, 2022 This article presents a case study of a cyber security exercise in military education, and uses this case study to reflect on some challenges with cyber security exercise for educational purposes.
Mass Soldal Lund
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Cyberspace Sovereignty: Is Territorializing Cyberspace Opposed to Having a Globally Compatible Internet? [PDF]
Cyberspace Studies, 2022 The internet is at a crossroads today. Whence once viewed as a borderless domain, today it is spoken of in alarmist terms that warn against its demise in the context of growing government censorship programs and powerful commercial interests.
Ali Masoumifar
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Machine Learning Models for Cyber Operations [PDF]
This work is motivated by the need to model offensive and defensive cyber operations, where the goal is to balance offensive and defensive cyber operations for a given budget or effort constraint, in the face of a non-strategic opponent. Currently, Fleet
Tamez, Andrew, Szechtman, Roberto
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Features and Operation of an Autonomous Agent for Cyber Defense
CoRR, 2019 An ever increasing number of battlefield devices that are capable of collecting, processing, storing, and communicating information are rapidly becoming interconnected. The staggering number of connected devices on the battlefield greatly increases the possibility that an adversary could find ways to exploit hardware or software vulnerabilities ...
Michael J. De Lucia +2 more
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Complex Regimes: How overlapping and inconsistent regulation constrains the adoption of cloud services [PDF]
, 2023 Inconsistent and unclear regulatory regimes for cloud-service providers could challenge essential cyber security protections for Australians at a time of escalating cyber incidents and geopolitical risk.
Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre
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The Concept of a “Campaign of Experimentation” for Cyber Operations
The Cyber Defense Review, 2019 A Campaign of Experimentation is necessary for the United States to achieve a robust capability in cyber defensive and offensive operations, that is effectively and efficiently integrated with operations in cyber-kinetic domains.
Robert R. Hoffman
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A Conceptual Review of Cyber-Operations for the Royal Navy
The Cyber Defense Review, 2018 Cyberspace is a malleable and seemingly ubiquitous environment through which information flows. Armed forces use this information to make decisions and take action.
Christopher Argles
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Using Military Cyber Operations as a Deterrent
, 2023 The Deterrence theory was formed after the World War II to describe the tensions between nuclear-armed states. Because of its origins, deterrence is mainly researched from the point of view of powerful states.
Keinonen, Maria
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Leveraging the Operational Cyber Mission Stack (OCMS)
The Cyber Defense Review, 2022 This article aims to identify and clarify a hierarchical construct used by defensive cyberspace planners and operators to aid in mission decomposition, assurance, and terrain mapping.
Jeffrey Voice
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