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Blakely, Benjamin A. – ProQuest LLC, 2012
The problem of attributing cyber attacks is one of increasing importance. Without a solid method of demonstrating the origin of a cyber attack, any attempts to deter would-be cyber attackers are wasted. Existing methods of attribution make unfounded assumptions about the environment in which they will operate: omniscience (the ability to gather,…
Descriptors: Computer Security, Information Technology, Crime, Crime Prevention
Giacobe, Nicklaus A. – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Cyber-security involves the monitoring a complex network of inter-related computers to prevent, identify and remediate from undesired actions. This work is performed in organizations by human analysts. These analysts monitor cyber-security sensors to develop and maintain situation awareness (SA) of both normal and abnormal activities that occur on…
Descriptors: Computer Security, Crime Prevention, Computer Networks, Risk Management
Wilson, Joe M. – ProQuest LLC, 2013
This dissertation uses design science research and engineering to develop a cloud-based simulator for modeling next-generation cybersecurity protection frameworks in the United States. The claim is made that an agile and neutral framework extending throughout the cyber-threat plane is needed for critical infrastructure protection (CIP). This…
Descriptors: Computer Security, Information Security, Engineering, Computer Simulation
Sibai, Faisal M. – ProQuest LLC, 2012
There has been a constant growing security concern with insider attacks on network accessible computer systems. Users with power credentials can do almost anything they want with the systems they own with very little control or oversight. Most breaches occurring nowadays by power users are considered legitimate access and not necessarily…
Descriptors: Computer Security, Power Structure, Information Technology, Computer Networks