Submitted by Byron Cook on Thu, 05/09/2019 - 12:36pm
S. Bayless, B. Cook, C. Dodge, A. Gacek, A.J. Hu, T. Kahsai, B. Kocik, E. Kotelnikov, J. Kukovec, S. McLaughlin, J. Reed, N. Rungta, J. Sizemore, M. Stalzer, P. Srinivasan, P. Subotic, C. Varming, B. Whaley, Y. Wu
ABSTRACT: Attack graphs used in network security analysis are analyzed to determine sequences of exploits that lead to successful acquisition of privileges or data at critical assets.
ABSTRACT: Intrusive multi-step attacks, such as Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks, have plagued many well-protected businesses with significant financial losses. These advanced attacks are sophisticated and stealthy, and can remain undetected for years as individual attack steps may not be suspicious enough. To counter these advanced attacks, a recent trend is to leverage ubiquitous system monitoring for collecting the attack provenance for a long period of time and perform attack investigation for identifying risky system behaviors.
ABSTRACT: A repository of privacy incidents is essential for understanding the attributes of products and policies that lead to privacy incidents. We describe our vision for a novel privacy incidents database and our progress toward building a prototype.
ABSTRACT: Countries vary greatly in the extent to which their computers encounter and host attacks. Empirically identifying factors behind such variation can provide a sound basis for policies to reduce attacks worldwide.
ABSTRACT: Software development teams are increasingly incorporating security practices in to their software development processes. However, little empirical evidence exists on the costs and benefits associated with the application of security practices.
