Titlebook: Game Theory for Security and Risk Management; From Theory to Pract Stefan Rass,Stefan Schauer Book 2018 Springer International Publishing A

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A Game-Theoretic Framework for Securing Interdependent Assets in Networkstimal defense allocation by a central authority and the (decentralized) problem of computing the best response for a single defender can be formulated as convex optimization problems. We then show that our framework can be applied to determine deployment of moving target defense (MTD) in networks. W

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Random Damage in Interconnected Networksn is known, it is possible to estimate the payoff distribution by means of a stochastic spreading model. To this extend, the underlying network is modeled as a graph whose edges are classified depending on their properties. Each of these classes has a different probability of failure (e.g. probabili

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Security and Interdependency in a Public Cloud: A Game-Theoretic Approachpetition among rational agents. This work will show that there are multiple Nash equilibria of the public cloud game. The Nash equilibrium profile that results will be shown to depend on several factors, including the probability that the hypervisor is compromised given a successful attack on a user

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A Risk Management Approach for Highly Interconnected Networks the heart of this process, a novel game-theoretic approach for risk minimization and risk treatment is applied. This approach is specifically designed to take the information coming from the various tools into account and model the complex interplay between the heterogeneous networks, systems, and

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Assessing the Impact of Malware Attacks in Utility Networks virus, etc.) as well as on the type of the connection between the nodes (e.g., physical or logical connections). In this chapter, we illustrate how the abstract model can be put into practice for a concrete use case.

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