Add to ORKGThe two experiments described here were intended to investigate the empirical issues that arise from the probabilistic view of security assessment discussed in the previous paper. Specifically, they investigated the problems of measureing effort and reward associated with security attacks and breaches
This paper is based on a conceptual framework in which security can be split into two generic types ...
This paper critically surveys previous work on quantitative representation and analysis of security....
Information systems are pervasive in our everyday life. Anyone who is online must deal with the cons...
The two experiments described here were intended to investigate the empirical issues that arise from...
In most contexts, it is not feasible to guarantee that a system is 100% secure. Measures and predict...
In most contexts, it is not feasible to guarantee that a system is 100 % secure. Measures and predic...
Ideally, a measure of the security of a system should capture quantitatively the intuitive notion of...
The first part of this thesis describes the results of applying dependability methods to the securit...
In this paper, basic issues of measuring security as a system property are discussed. While traditi...
This paper is based on a conceptual framework in which security can be split into two generic types ...
This paper describes a security model developed fromempirical data collected from a realistic intrus...
This paper describes a security model developed from empirical data collected from a realistic intru...
In this paper, we discuss the scientific method and how it can be applied to computer security exper...
This short note describes a number of methods for assessing security in a quantitative way. Next to ...
With the increasing reliance on cyber technology to operate and control physical security system com...
This paper is based on a conceptual framework in which security can be split into two generic types ...
This paper critically surveys previous work on quantitative representation and analysis of security....
Information systems are pervasive in our everyday life. Anyone who is online must deal with the cons...
The two experiments described here were intended to investigate the empirical issues that arise from...
In most contexts, it is not feasible to guarantee that a system is 100% secure. Measures and predict...
In most contexts, it is not feasible to guarantee that a system is 100 % secure. Measures and predic...
Ideally, a measure of the security of a system should capture quantitatively the intuitive notion of...
The first part of this thesis describes the results of applying dependability methods to the securit...
In this paper, basic issues of measuring security as a system property are discussed. While traditi...
This paper is based on a conceptual framework in which security can be split into two generic types ...
This paper describes a security model developed fromempirical data collected from a realistic intrus...
This paper describes a security model developed from empirical data collected from a realistic intru...
In this paper, we discuss the scientific method and how it can be applied to computer security exper...
This short note describes a number of methods for assessing security in a quantitative way. Next to ...
With the increasing reliance on cyber technology to operate and control physical security system com...
This paper is based on a conceptual framework in which security can be split into two generic types ...
This paper critically surveys previous work on quantitative representation and analysis of security....
Information systems are pervasive in our everyday life. Anyone who is online must deal with the cons...