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security_economics [2018/11/26 00:22]
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security_economics [2018/11/26 00:28]
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   * On the fairness of seucirty taxes in presence on interdependence   * On the fairness of seucirty taxes in presence on interdependence
 +  * Estimating quantitative likelihood
   * Cyber-Insurance:​ good for your company, bad for your country?   * Cyber-Insurance:​ good for your company, bad for your country?
-  * The Work Averse Attacker Model+  * The Work Averse Attacker Model (A different way to consider attackers)
   * Black markets actually work!   * Black markets actually work!
   * Risk vs Rule base regulation: what is the best way to regulate?   * Risk vs Rule base regulation: what is the best way to regulate?
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 See also our section on [[vulnerability_discovery_models|Finding and Assessing Vulnerabilities]] in particular if you are interesting in understanding what's the risk reduction for different types of vulnerabilities and [[malware_analysis|Malware Analysis]]. See also our section on [[vulnerability_discovery_models|Finding and Assessing Vulnerabilities]] in particular if you are interesting in understanding what's the risk reduction for different types of vulnerabilities and [[malware_analysis|Malware Analysis]].
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 +====  Beyond 1-5 Risk Matrices: quantitative likelihood ===
  
  
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 If you like to have an idea of the model this other picture shows you the Change in the number of attacked systems for two attacks against different systems Δ = T days apart ({{:​research_activities:​economics:​model_extended2.pdf|PDF}}). If you like to have an idea of the model this other picture shows you the Change in the number of attacked systems for two attacks against different systems Δ = T days apart ({{:​research_activities:​economics:​model_extended2.pdf|PDF}}).
  
-If you are interested in knowing whether we could use this insight for actual predictions please look at our [[https://​securitylab.disi.unitn.it/​doku.php?​id=vulnerability_discovery_models|vulnerability section]] where we report our work on risk reduction that made its way to the CVSS (COmmon ​Vulnerability Scoring System) v3 world standard.+If you are interested in knowing whether we could use this insight for actual predictions please look at our [[https://​securitylab.disi.unitn.it/​doku.php?​id=vulnerability_discovery_models|vulnerability section]] where we report our work on risk reduction that made its way to the CVSS (Common ​Vulnerability Scoring System) v3 world standard.
  
  
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