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IST-153 2017
NATO IST-153/RWS-21 Workshop on Cyber Resilience

Proceedings of the NATO IST-153/RWS-21 Workshop on Cyber Resilience
Munich, Germany, October 23-25, 2017.

Edited by

Alexander Kott *
Gabi Dreo Rodosek **

* U.S Army Research Laboratory, 2800 Powder Mill Road, Adlephi, Maryland, United States
** Research Institute CODE, University of Bundeswehr Munich, Munich, Germany

Table of Contents

Preface

Session 1: Data and Models to Support Assessment, Analysis and Engineering for Cyber Resilience

Dynamically Correlating Network Terrain to Organizational Missions 1-5
A.E. Schulz, B. David O'Gwynn, J. Kepner, P.C. Trepagnier
Big-Data Graph Knowledge Bases for Cyber Resilience 6-21
Steven Noel, Deborah Bodeau, Rosalie McQuaid
JUMP: Modelling and Simulation of Cyber Resilience for Mission Impact Assessment 22-29
Tim Dudman, Antony Waldock
Constructing a Science of Cyber-Resilience for Military Systems 30-42
Alexander Alexeev, Diane S. Henshel, Karl Levitt, Steven Templeton, Patrick McDaniel, Brian Rivera, Mike Weisman

Session 2: Empirical and Computational Approaches to Assessing Cyber Resilience

Measuring Cyber Defense Team Resilience 43-56
Brad Lufkin, Diane Henshel, Gary Deckard
Assessing Cyber Resilience: Cyber Dependencies 57-63
Nathaniel Evans, William Horsthemke
Bayesian Attack Graphs for Security Risk Assessment 64-77
Luis Muñoz-González, Emil C. Lupu

Session 3: Design and Policy Solutions Towards Greater Cyber Resilience

Approaches to Quantify Cyber Risk and Resilience 78-79
Igor Linkov, Alexander Ganin, Benjamin D. Trump, Kelsey Poinsatte-Jones
Resilience and Security in Software Defined Networking 80-82
Carmen Mas-Machuca, Petra Vizarreta, Raphael Durner, Jacek Rak
Federated Cybersecurity Policy Arbitration 83-85
Gregory Wehner, James Rowell, Joseph Langley, Joseph Mathews
NATO Resilience by Design: Enhancing Resilience through Cyber Systems Engineering 86-92
Perri Nejib, Edward Yakabovicz

Session 4: Resilience Against an Intelligent Attacker: Adaptive Investments, Decoys and Agile Defenses

Agile Address Multicast 93-95
Hugh Harney, Kevin Andrea, Robert Simon
Cyber Resilience through Deception and Decoy 96-100
Don Woodard
Optimal Investment in Cyber Attack and Resilience: A Dynamic Differential Game 101-114
Alexander Alexeev, Kerry Krutilla, Eric Jardine

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