Enterprise Resource Allocation for Intruder Detection and Interception
Abstract
This dissertation considers the problem of an intruder attempting to traverse a defender's territory in which the defender locates and employs disparate sets of resources to lower the probability of a successful intrusion. This research is conducted in the form of three related research components. The first component examines the problem in which the defender subdivides their territory into spatial stages and knows the plan of intrusion. The second component studies a similar problem but is unaware of the intrusion plan, introduces more defensive assets capable of lowering the probability of a successful intrusion, and examines alternative solution methods for instances of the problem. The third component further studies the underlying problem by using a game-theoretic framework in which the attacker observes defender location decisions prior to formulating an appropriate intrusion plan.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 2021
- Accession Number
- AD1148721
Entities
People
- Adam B Haywood
Organizations
- Air Force Institute of Technology