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Architectural scoring framework for the creation and evaluation of System-Aware Cyber Security solutions

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Environment Systems and Decisions ; Volume , number ,New York Springer 2013Content type:
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Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: As cyber security threats have evolved, system protection strategies have been forced to as well. The field of System-Aware Cyber Security has introduced a variety of protection strategies and this has prompted the need for a decision support tool set to provide guidance to the system designers. This paper outlines an architectural scoring framework that supports the design and selection of architectural candidates and provides a rigorous quantitative method for the evaluation to aid in the selection of a final architecture. Additionally, this paper outlines the recognized limitations of the proposed approach and provides a brief overview of how those areas for improvement are guiding future research.
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Journal Article Journal Article Main Library - Special Collections GE170 ENV (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Vol.33 , No.3 (Sep 2013) Not for loan For In House Use Only

As cyber security threats have evolved, system protection strategies have been forced to as well. The field of System-Aware Cyber Security has introduced a variety of protection strategies and this has prompted the need for a decision support tool set to provide guidance to the system designers. This paper outlines an architectural scoring framework that supports the design and selection of architectural candidates and provides a rigorous quantitative method for the evaluation to aid in the selection of a final architecture. Additionally, this paper outlines the recognized limitations of the proposed approach and provides a brief overview of how those areas for improvement are guiding future research.

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