Adversarial and Uncertain Reasoning for Adaptive Cyber Defense: Building the Scientific Foundation
Adversarial and Uncertain Reasoning for Adaptive Cyber Defense: Building the Scientific Foundation
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自适应网络防御的对抗性和不确定性推理:建立科学基础
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2014
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Peng Liu
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G. Cybenko;S. Jajodia;Michael P. Wellman;Peng Liu
Today’s cyber defenses are largely static. They are governed by slow deliberative processes involving testing, security patch deployment, and human-in-the-loop monitoring. As a result, adversaries can systematically probe target networks, pre-plan their attacks, and ultimately persist for long times inside compromised networks and hosts. A new class of technologies, called Adaptive Cyber Defense (ACD), is being developed that presents adversaries with optimally changing attack surfaces and system configurations, forcing adversaries to continually re-assess and re-plan their cyber operations. Although these approaches (e.g., moving target defense, dynamic diversity, and bio-inspired defense) are promising, they assume stationary and stochastic, but non-adversarial, environments. To realize the full potential, we need to build the scientific foundations so that system resiliency and robustness in adversarial settings can be rigorously defined, quantified, measured, and extrapolated in a rigorous and reliable manner.