2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-01554-1_23
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Towards Scientific Incident Response

Abstract: A scientific incident analysis is one with a methodical, justifiable approach to the human decision-making process. Incident analysis is AQ1 a good target for additional rigor because it is the most human-intensive part of incident response. Our goal is to provide the tools necessary AQ2 for specifying precisely the reasoning process in incident analysis. Such tools are lacking, and are a necessary (though not sufficient) component of a more scientific analysis process. To reach this goal, we adapt tools from … Show more

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“…Apart from the forenamed efforts, relevant work to Fronesis is [38] which proposes a reasoning process for analyzing incidents (i.e., cyber-attacks) and composing them into campaigns. To do so, the authors propose a logical system, which comprises a model, specific expressions and syntax, that can be used for specifying the reasoning process for incident analysis and campaign composition.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from the forenamed efforts, relevant work to Fronesis is [38] which proposes a reasoning process for analyzing incidents (i.e., cyber-attacks) and composing them into campaigns. To do so, the authors propose a logical system, which comprises a model, specific expressions and syntax, that can be used for specifying the reasoning process for incident analysis and campaign composition.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%