Top Research Papers on Cyber Security

An evaluation of the game on introductory Computer Science and Business students suggests that playing the game resulted in both short-term learning gains in cybersecurity as well as longer-term retention of the concepts.

This article draws on feminist security studies (FSS) to construct a more inclusive cybersecurity and proposes incorporating a gendered lens (an intersectional approach) to shed light on violence and insecurity online.

Cybersecurity researchers and practitioners from academia, government, and industry present emerging technologies and methodologies that effectively mitigate various cyber threats.

Organizations, of all sizes and at all levels, are faced with the challenge of continuously, effectively, and efficiently protecting their systems while enabling and ensuring their mission.

The process to establish management and technical incident response capability of the national Computer Emergency Response Team to contain the on-going cyber incident is discussed.

This article aims to map existing and proposed instruments that make up the EU’s arsenal in this broad context to answer the following questions: what is cyber diplomacy and how is it related to the EU cybersecurity?

This study reviews cyber-attack types, measures and security precautions, and professional extrapolations on cyber-attacks future and the associated security measures and demonstrates prevention as key for data breach risk prevention.

This paper aims to provide a comprehensive survey of the literature on cybersecurity in cyber–physical power systems, including the concepts, architectures, and basic components that make up, as well as the vulnerabilities in managing, controlling, and protecting, a CPS.

A comprehensive framework that responds to the complexities of modern cyber threats and provides guidance to organizations to enhance their resilience, with a primary focus on the integration of capabilities with resilience.

Since the first cyber-attack in 1988, online viruses have proliferated through personal, organizational and government computers worldwide with devastating consequences and further reports have highlighted flaws in the country's information infrastructure that put national security, public safety and personal privacy at risk.

A new type of cybersecurity game is developed and evaluated: an attack simulator, which shows the entire setting from a different perspective and explains the intention of each attack and shows the consequences of a successful attack.

The study pinpointed a noteworthy vulnerability: young adult females aged 18 to 29 residing in rural Punjab, particularly those either engaged in student pursuits or currently unemployed, as disproportionately prone to cyber threats.

The research found the education heavily responding to and emphasizing Operate and Maintain and Securely Provision categories of the framework, with others being present, but with smaller ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) offering in the institutions providing higher education.

Opportunities for hands-on cybersecurity education by using gamified scenarios in cyber range virtualized environment are explored, with emphasis on creating basic game scenario close to real-world situations.

A multi-dimensional adaptive attack taxonomy is presented and utilized for evaluating real-life ICPS cyber incidents and is identified the general shortcomings and highlight the points that cause a gap in existing literature while defining future research directions.

It is argued that GATS art XIVbis has limited relevance, and is potentially problematic, when used in justifying majority of cybersecurity measures, and countries must avoid casually relying upon security exceptions as a basis for adopting/implementing unilateral measures on cybersecurity.

It is imperative to prioritize cybersecurity in the healthcare industry to mitigate these risks and ensure patient confidence, health system stability, and, ultimately, save lives.

Japan has come up with a complex strategy of information security, cybersecurity and cyber defence, and a key approach of the cybersecurity strategy is acting in a proactive manner while enhancing its reactive capabilities, meaning containment and sustainability capabilities accordingly.

The role of the CPS professional is explored, highlighting the importance of continuous learning and training and investing in educational courses to fortify expertise and navigate the ever-evolving landscape of Cyber-Physical Systems.

Report from the workshop exploring the relationship between cybersecurity and international research networking connections held in Indianapolis, IN 22-23 February, 2012.

This book aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), including their characteristics, origins, methods, consequences, and defense strategies, with a focus on detecting these threats. It explores the concept of advanced persistent threats in the context of cyber security and cyber warfare. APTs represent one of the most insidious and challenging forms of cyber threats, characterized by their sophistication, persistence, and targeted nature. The paper examines the origins, characteristics and methods used by APT actors. It also explores the complexities assoc...

It is uncovered that awareness of certain threats and solutions is positively associated with either adoption of advanced antimalware solutions with EDR/XDR capabilities or adoption of SOC, and significant organizational factors and personal characteristics related to cybersecurity awareness of cyber and information security decision-makers are identified.

This research aims to create a new model of cyber resistance, which includes cyber and information security, which also considers that the methods of separating previously unseen threats and attacks of the past day are unknown today in a large number of business cases.

It is shown that the multi-layer based adaptive security approaches would be beneficial to protect UAV-a-CPS from the potential and emerging security threats effectively.

The most relevant and freely available tools are described and it is shown that these tools allow educators and study programme developers to map their outputs to the European Cybersecurity Framework developed by the ENISA and other similar frameworks.

It is found that few courses use the same literature, such that there is tremendous intellectual and disciplinary diversity in course content.

A somewhat more robust, self reliant, and efficient cybersecurity solution that can enable higher oppportunity to each individual enterprise's evolving needs and can also quickly adjust with the constantly changing threat environment over the cyber space is introduced.

It is suggested that peoples’ willingness to accept government cybersecurity policies that limit personal civil liberties and privacy depends on the type of cyberattacks to which they were exposed and the perceptions associated with such exposure.

The cyber kill chain may be a blueprint for in operation in an exceedingly staged manner, that incident response groups, forensics consultants, and malware researchers will use to notice and stop cyberattacks at completely different stages of the chain.

The paper’s underlying message is that cyber resilience ought not to take priority over cybersecurity as a public policy goal; rather, both goals ought to be met.

It is demonstrated that EAL cybersecurity students express challenges with aspects of cybersecurity content and it is shown that predominant cybersecurity education bodies of knowledge and frameworks do not address challenges faced by Eal cybersecurity students.

The Cyber Crime Protection Security Act (S. 2111) would enhance the criminal penalties for the cyber crimes outlawed in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA).

This report presents a framework for the development of metrics -- and a method for scoring them -- that indicates how well a U.S. Air Force mission or system is expected to perform in a cyber-contested environment.

This paper suggests that the Quadruple/Quintuple Helix Innovation model may promote AMBI-CYBER enabling a locus-centric and triple-bottom-line-centric entrepreneurial process of discovery followed by development, exploration, exploitation, and deployment.

It is essential to prepare appropriate procedures and personnel for the broadly understood handling of incidents violating cybersecurity, which includes protection of digital evidence according to the procedures, good practice and suggestions contained in normative documents, as well as implementing cybersecurity policy.

The modelling in this paper considers the situation where communication over multiple-input single-output channel is eavesdropped by a patient spy holding a single antenna receiver, and additionally the patient spy is obscured by an obstacle and verifies that the introduction of IRS can effectively improve the privacy security of medical data.

How cybersecurity and cyber defense combined may lead to cyber resilience and the relationships among cybersecurity, information security, operational technology (OT) security, IT security, and other related disciplines and practices e.g. cyber defense are investigated are described.

An attempt has been made to generate a protection framework from these cyberattacks, representing its linkages with possible security solutions and control measures through a systematic stepwise process of investigation.

Seeking insights into cyberattacks associated with China is a regular feature in the BBC News website and is likely to be a source of contention between the US and China in the coming years.

Overall, this article gives an intensive overview regarding cyber crime, the work of criminals and the cyber security and because of it how to prevent the cybercrime and make it secure, as new technology is there that comes up with new ideas to protect human life.

This Article addresses the legal classification of PCSFs/SSHGs if engaging in cyber-attacks, and discusses international and domestic law as it relates to mercenaries and the role of private defense companies in modern conflicts.

The work examines the main subjects and cyber risks in a transport company, as well as an approach to constructing an analytical model for assessing the effectiveness of the transport company's information system in order to assess the risks of unauthorized access and distortion of personal data of passengers, employees and clients of the Transport Company.

This paper introduces SecureFalcon, an innovative model architecture built upon FalconLLM that achieved an impressive 94 % accuracy rate in detecting software vulnerabilities, emphasizing its significant potential to redefine software vulnerability detection methods in cybersecurity.

The study elucidates how cybersecurity, enshrined in the Information Technology Act, 2000, is crucial for thwarting unauthorised accesses and breaches, given its potential ramifications for national security and economic stability.

The need for amendments to harmonize Bangladesh’s cybersecurity legislation with international norms is indicated, and various worldwide cybersecurity frameworks are compared to evaluate how Bangladesh’s cybersecurity laws may inadvertently impede individual rights.

The paper points to the weaknesses brought about by the integration of IT and OT systems in the maritime sector, illustrated with high-profile incidents like the NotPetya attack on Maersk and the cyber breach at the Port of Antwerp, and calls for the establishment of sound cybersecurity frameworks in maritime operations.

The study of cyber security involves understanding different types of cyber-attacks, their mechanisms, and the challenges that need to be overcome to stay ahead of the constantly evolving cyber threats.

Comparing the risks, strategies, and gaps revealed that many US hospitals are unprepared for cyberattacks, including primary reasons hospitals are frequent targets, top attack methods, and consequences hospitals face following attacks.

It is argued that in the emerging democracies, the military is on its way to being the dominant force controlling cyber centres or commands emulating those already established in the global North.

The authors' online superhero is cybersecurity, the cybersecurity that allows us to surf the web, play games, and chat with friends securely, and be a bit more careful when clicking on links in emails from strangers.