CyberSAGE: The cyber security argument graph evaluation tool

Temple, William G.; Wu, Yue; Cheh, Carmen; Li, Yuan; Chen, Binbin; Kalbarczyk, Zbigniew; Sanders, William H.; Nicol, David M.

doi:10.1007/s10664-021-10056-8

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“…Cyber threats that concern the country's national security have the potential to carry out attacks on the country's strategic projects, such as the security sector, government services, public health, information and telecommunications, transportation, to energy (Tongkachok, Apinawatawornkul, Promsaka, & Sakolnakorn, 2021). Due to the increasing risk of threats to cybersecurity and digital systems, adequate support of facilities and infrastructure is needed (Temple et al, 2023). Along with the development of the digital world, more and more data will be processed automatically (Calix, Singh, Chen, Zhang, & Tu, 2020).…”

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United States National Strategy for Defending Vital Infrastructure from Cyberattacks

Tristantri,

Prasodjo

2023

Pertahanan

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The expanding information and communication technology landscape has led to complex security challenges, marked by dynamic and evolving cyber threats including hacking, malware, phishing, data theft, fraud, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS). Notably, the United States has faced the highest incidence of cybercrime cases from 2017 to 2021, affecting 2.9 billion victims and resulting in a cumulative material loss of US$18.7 billion during this period. This research centers on the United States, acknowledged as the primary target for global cybercriminals, comprising 38% of cybercrime targets. This research aims to find out the strategic efforts of the United States in overcoming cybercrime that befell its country so that it becomes the best country in cases of alleviating and controlling cases of cyberattacks even though it is also the country with the highest cases of cyberattacks in the world. Utilizing a qualitative research method, the study demonstrates that the United States collaborates systematically and synergistically with state governments, employing a centralized approach to delegate specific tasks and authorities. The study concludes that the United States has implemented the National Cybersecurity Strategy (NCS) 2023 program, aiming to establish a strategic environment and ecosystem by maintaining vital infrastructure and centralized integration.

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United States National Strategy for Defending Vital Infrastructure from Cyberattacks

Tristantri,

Prasodjo

2023

Pertahanan

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A Business Process and Data Modelling Approach to Enhance Cyber Security in Smart Cities

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Otcenaskova,

Sobeslav

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Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Practices and challenges of threat modelling in agile environments

Theurich,

Witt,

Richter

2023

Informatik Spektrum

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Facing the increasing annual cybersecurity costs, threat modelling (TM) is a method to consider security as early as possible in the software development life cycle (SDLC). Thereby, TM helps to identify and address security-related design flaws in information systems. As the original TM approach is based on sequential development, it is not aligned with today’s predominantly agile environments. This results in several challenges. However, TM’s implementation in an agile development approach lacks the recommendations on how to tackle these challenges. Therefore, we assess the state-of-the-art of TM challenges and practices in agile environments by conducting a literature review covering 220 papers. Thereby, we identify nine categories of challenges and six categories of practices. We propose a valuable artefact for practitioners by mapping challenges and practices to the agile SDLC and by creating a matrix highlighting how the practices address the challenges of TM in an agile environment.

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CyberSAGE: The cyber security argument graph evaluation tool

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

United States National Strategy for Defending Vital Infrastructure from Cyberattacks

United States National Strategy for Defending Vital Infrastructure from Cyberattacks

A Business Process and Data Modelling Approach to Enhance Cyber Security in Smart Cities

Practices and challenges of threat modelling in agile environments

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