Technical Measurement. A Collaborative Project of PSM, INCOSE, and Industry

Roedler, Garry; Jones, Cliff B.

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“…Adapted from DoDI 5000.02, Defense Acquisition University, and International Council on Systems Engineering. (Roedler & Jones, 2005) "… standards against which the capability of a solution to meet the needs of a problem may be judged. The standards are specific properties that any potential solution must exhibit to some extent.…”

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Using Analytical Hierarchy and Analytical Network Processes to Create Cyber Security Metrics

Wilamowski¹,

Dever²,

Stuban³

2017

Defense ARJ

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Authentication, authorization, and accounting are key access control measures that decision makers should consider when crafting a defense against cyber attacks. Two decision theory methodologies were compared.Analytical hierarchy and analytical network processes were applied to cyber security-related decisions to derive a measure of effectiveness for risk evaluation. A network/access mobile security use case was employed to develop a generalized application benchmarking framework. Three communities of interest, which include local area network, wide area network, and remote users, were referenced while demonstrating how to prioritize alternatives within weighted rankings. Subjective judgments carry tremendous weight in the minds of cyber security decision makers. An approach that combines these judgments with quantitative data is the key to creating effective defensive strategies.

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Using Analytical Hierarchy and Analytical Network Processes to Create Cyber Security Metrics

Wilamowski¹,

Dever²,

Stuban³

2017

Defense ARJ

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“…Adapted from DoDI 5000.02, Defense Acquisition University, and International Council on Systems Engineering. (Roedler & Jones, 2005) "… standards against which the capability of a (Sproles, 2001, solution to meet the needs of a problem may be p. 254) judged. The standards are specific properties that any potential solution must exhibit to some extent.…”

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2017

Defense ARJ

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This article discusses cyber security controls and a use case that involves decision theory methods to produce a model and independent first-order results using a form-fit-function approach as a generalized application benchmarking framework. The frame work combines subjective judgments that are based on a survey of 502 cyber security respondents with quantitative data and identifies key performance drivers in the selection of specific criteria for three communities of interest: local area network, wide area network, and remote users. p. 222The Threat Detection System That Cried Wolf: Reconciling Developers with Operators Shelley M. CazaresThreat detection systems that perform well in testing can "cry wolf" during operation, generating many false alarms. The author posits that program managers can still use these systems as part of a tiered system that, overall, exhibits better perfor mance than each individual system alone. (Ret.), Shahram Sarkani, and Thomas A. Mazzuchi Programs lack an optimized solution set of require ments attributes. This research provides a set of validated requirements attributes for ultimate program execution success. Given the recent enhancements in acquisition data collection, a meta-analysis reveals that nonparametric data mining techniques may improve the accuracy of future DoD cost estimates. CONTENTS | Featured Research Critical Success Factors for Crowdsourcing with Virtual Environments to Unlock InnovationGlenn E. Romanczuk, Christopher Willy, and John E. Bischoff Delphi methods were used to discover critical success factors in five areas: virtual environments, MBSE, crowdsourcing, human systems integra tion, and the overall process. Results derived from this study present a framework for using virtual environments to crowdsource systems design using warfighters and the greater engineering staff.http://www.dau.mil/library/arj p. 376 Defense ARJ Guidelines for ContributorsThe Defense Acquisition Research Journal (ARJ) is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal published by the Defense Acquisition University. All submissions receive a blind review to ensure impartial evaluation.p. 381 Call for AuthorsWe are currently soliciting articles and subject matter experts for the 2017-2018 Defense ARJ print years. p. 384Defense Acquisition University WebsiteYour online access to acquisition research, consulting, information, and course offerings. FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVE EDITORDr. Larrie D. Ferreiro [R&E]), will carry out the mission of defense technological innovation. The second office, the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment (USD[A&S]), will ensure that sus tainment issues are integrated during the acquisition process. The articles in this issue show some of the innovative ways that acqui sition can be tailored to these new paradigms.The first article is "Using Analytical Hierarchy and Analytical Network Processes to Create Cyber Security Metrics" by George C. Wilamowski, Jason R. Dever, and Steven M. F. Stuban. It was the recipient (from among strong co...

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“…Key performance parameters (KPPs) are a high level, systems-level view of operational performance descriptions. Measures of performance (MoPs) are developed from KPPs, where the performance measure descriptions are system element specific (Lightsey, 2001;Roedler & Jones, 2005;Sproles, 2002). Technical performance measures (TPMs) are the most detailed performance measure descriptions, following MoPs for system elements identifying critical technical parameters (Roedler & Jones, 2005).…”

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Validating the Use of Performance Risk Indices for System-Level Risk and Maturity Assessments

Holloman

2016

Engineering Management Journal

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Technical Measurement. A Collaborative Project of PSM, INCOSE, and Industry

Cited by 30 publications

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