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Sun-myoung Hwang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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KES (2) - Intelligent method for building Security Countermeasures
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2006Co-Authors: Sun-myoung HwangAbstract:It is critical to note that a weakness (or Security hole) in any component of the IT systems may comprise whole systems. Applying of Security engineering and intelligent methods are needed to reduce Security holes may be included in the software or systems. Therefore, more Security-related intelligent researches are needed to reduce Security weakness may be included in the systems. This paper proposes some intelligent methods for reducing the threat to the system by applying Security engineering, and for building Security Countermeasure.
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Intelligent Method for Building Security Countermeasures
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2006Co-Authors: Sun-myoung HwangAbstract:It is critical to note that a weakness (or Security hole) in any component of the IT systems may comprise whole systems. Applying of Security engineering and intelligent methods are needed to reduce Security holes may be included in the software or systems. Therefore, more Security-related intelligent researches are needed to reduce Security weakness may be included in the systems. This paper proposes some intelligent methods for reducing the threat to the system by applying Security engineering, and for building Security Countermeasure.
Valentina Viduto - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a novel risk assessment and optimisation model for a multi objective network Security Countermeasure selection problem
Decision Support Systems, 2012Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Carsten Maple, Wei Huang, David LopezperezAbstract:Budget cuts and the high demand in strengthening the Security of computer systems and services constitute a challenge. Poor system knowledge and inappropriate selection of Security measures may lead to unexpected financial and data losses. This paper proposes a novel Risk Assessment and Optimisation Model (RAOM) to solve a Security Countermeasure selection problem, where variables such as financial cost and risk may affect a final decision. A Multi-Objective Tabu Search (MOTS) algorithm has been developed to construct an efficient frontier of non-dominated solutions, which can satisfy organisational Security needs in a cost-effective manner.
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ICAC - Toward optimal multi-objective models of network Security: Survey
2011Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Wei Huang, Carsten MapleAbstract:Information Security is an important aspect of a successful business today. However, financial difficulties and budget cuts create a problem of selecting appropriate Security measures and keeping networked systems up and running. Economic models proposed in the literature do not address the challenging problem of Security Countermeasure selection. We have made a classification of Security models, which can be used to harden a system in a cost effective manner based on the methodologies used. In addition, we have specified the challenges of the simplified risk assessment approaches used in the economic models and have made recommendations how the challenges can be addressed in order to support decision makers.
David Lopezperez - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a novel risk assessment and optimisation model for a multi objective network Security Countermeasure selection problem
Decision Support Systems, 2012Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Carsten Maple, Wei Huang, David LopezperezAbstract:Budget cuts and the high demand in strengthening the Security of computer systems and services constitute a challenge. Poor system knowledge and inappropriate selection of Security measures may lead to unexpected financial and data losses. This paper proposes a novel Risk Assessment and Optimisation Model (RAOM) to solve a Security Countermeasure selection problem, where variables such as financial cost and risk may affect a final decision. A Multi-Objective Tabu Search (MOTS) algorithm has been developed to construct an efficient frontier of non-dominated solutions, which can satisfy organisational Security needs in a cost-effective manner.
Carsten Maple - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a novel risk assessment and optimisation model for a multi objective network Security Countermeasure selection problem
Decision Support Systems, 2012Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Carsten Maple, Wei Huang, David LopezperezAbstract:Budget cuts and the high demand in strengthening the Security of computer systems and services constitute a challenge. Poor system knowledge and inappropriate selection of Security measures may lead to unexpected financial and data losses. This paper proposes a novel Risk Assessment and Optimisation Model (RAOM) to solve a Security Countermeasure selection problem, where variables such as financial cost and risk may affect a final decision. A Multi-Objective Tabu Search (MOTS) algorithm has been developed to construct an efficient frontier of non-dominated solutions, which can satisfy organisational Security needs in a cost-effective manner.
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ICAC - Toward optimal multi-objective models of network Security: Survey
2011Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Wei Huang, Carsten MapleAbstract:Information Security is an important aspect of a successful business today. However, financial difficulties and budget cuts create a problem of selecting appropriate Security measures and keeping networked systems up and running. Economic models proposed in the literature do not address the challenging problem of Security Countermeasure selection. We have made a classification of Security models, which can be used to harden a system in a cost effective manner based on the methodologies used. In addition, we have specified the challenges of the simplified risk assessment approaches used in the economic models and have made recommendations how the challenges can be addressed in order to support decision makers.
Wei Huang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a novel risk assessment and optimisation model for a multi objective network Security Countermeasure selection problem
Decision Support Systems, 2012Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Carsten Maple, Wei Huang, David LopezperezAbstract:Budget cuts and the high demand in strengthening the Security of computer systems and services constitute a challenge. Poor system knowledge and inappropriate selection of Security measures may lead to unexpected financial and data losses. This paper proposes a novel Risk Assessment and Optimisation Model (RAOM) to solve a Security Countermeasure selection problem, where variables such as financial cost and risk may affect a final decision. A Multi-Objective Tabu Search (MOTS) algorithm has been developed to construct an efficient frontier of non-dominated solutions, which can satisfy organisational Security needs in a cost-effective manner.
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ICAC - Toward optimal multi-objective models of network Security: Survey
2011Co-Authors: Valentina Viduto, Wei Huang, Carsten MapleAbstract:Information Security is an important aspect of a successful business today. However, financial difficulties and budget cuts create a problem of selecting appropriate Security measures and keeping networked systems up and running. Economic models proposed in the literature do not address the challenging problem of Security Countermeasure selection. We have made a classification of Security models, which can be used to harden a system in a cost effective manner based on the methodologies used. In addition, we have specified the challenges of the simplified risk assessment approaches used in the economic models and have made recommendations how the challenges can be addressed in order to support decision makers.