2016
DOI: 10.3390/info7030046
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Introduction to the Special Issue on Evaluating the Security of Complex Systems

Abstract: Recent security breaches show the need to secure large, distributed, complex systems. A fundamental, but little discussed aspect of security is how to evaluate when a complete system is secure. Purely formal methods cannot handle this level of complexity. Code checking does not consider the interaction of separate modules working together and is hard to scale. Model-based approaches, such as patterns and problem frames, can be effective for handling large systems. Their use in evaluating security appears promi… Show more

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“…The logistic equation describes how the number of incidents initially grows rapidly but slows down as it approaches the maximum incident threshold. This reflects a common characteristic of many real-world systems [ 11 ], where the initial rapid growth is constrained by limitations or maximum capacities.…”
Section: Organization Security Objectives and Policiesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The logistic equation describes how the number of incidents initially grows rapidly but slows down as it approaches the maximum incident threshold. This reflects a common characteristic of many real-world systems [ 11 ], where the initial rapid growth is constrained by limitations or maximum capacities.…”
Section: Organization Security Objectives and Policiesmentioning
confidence: 98%