Preliminary System Dynamics Maps of the Insider Cyber-threat Problem
Abstract
Twenty five researchers from eight institutions and a variety of disciplines, viz. computer science, information security, knowledge management, law enforcement, psychology, organization science and system dynamics, found each other February 2004 in the System Dynamics Modelling for Information Security: An Invitational Group Modeling Workshop at Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University. The exercise produced preliminary system dynamics models of insider and outsider cyberattacks that motivated five institutions, viz. Syracuse University, TECNUN at University of Navarra, CERT/CC at Carnegie Mellon University, University at Albany and Agder University College, to launch an interdisciplinary research proposal (Improving Organizational Security and Survivability by Suppression of Dynamic Triggers).This paper discusses the preliminary system dynamic maps of the insider cyber-threat and describes the main ideas behind the research proposal.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 2004
- Accession Number
- AD1145960
Entities
People
- Aldo Zagonel
- Andrew P. Moore
- D. B. Anderson
- Dawn M. Cappelli
- Eliot Rich
- Elise A. Weaver
- Jeffrey M Stanton
- Jose J Gonzalez
- Jose Maria Sarriegui
- Mohammad Mojtahezadeh
- Timothy J. Shimeall
Organizations
- Carnegie Mellon University