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Quantification of information systems security with stochastic calculus

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posted on 2013-11-15, 14:30 authored by Dimitrios Mermigas, Constantinos Paksakis, Sotirios Pirounias
Undoubtely, our daily lives have drastically changed over the years, shifting from a traditional to a more electronic way of living and communicating. This is the main reason that cyber-crook profession is booming and authorities or agencies have found themselves in a difficult situation while trying to deal with this rapidly spreading plague. As a consequence, new words, like cyber-war, cyber-espionage and cyber-crime, have emerged. Within this context, 2011, has been both the year of cyber-security awareness, as countless cyber-attacks found their way to the news headlines and the year with most intrusions ever aimed at companies and government agencies. Thus, a common problem among organizations nowadays is Information Sys- tem security management in an e ective way. In order to do that, organizations need to know at any given point in time how secure their ISs are. This work pro- poses a novel methodology for the security quanti cation of ISs using stochastic calculus. Adopting the proposed methodology will enable any organization to quantify the security level of its ISs in an unbiased and accurate way.

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8th Annual Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Workshop (CSIIRW);Article no 47

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Association for Computing Machinery

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peer-reviewed

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"© ACM, 2013. This is the author's version of the work. It is posted here by permission of ACM for your personal use. Not for redistribution. The definitive version was published in 8th Annual Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Workshop (CSIIRW) 2013, article 47 doi10.1145/2459976.2460030

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English

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