Using Defined Processes as a Context for Resilience Measures

This technical note, which builds on two previous reports, describes how implementation-level processes can provide the necessary context for identifying and defining measures of operational resilience.

Keeping Your Family Safe in a Highly Connected World

Because of the anonymity provided by networked devices, our families are more likely to be attacked, be victims of theft, be subjected to inappropriate people or materials, or become involved unknowingly in...

A Framework for Evaluating Common Operating Environments: Piloting, Lessons Learned, and Opportunities

This report explores the interdependencies among common language, business goals, and soft-ware architecture as the basis for a common framework for conducting evaluations of software technical solutions.

Deriving Candidate Technical Controls and Indicators of Insider Attack from Socio-Technical Models and Data

This 2011 report seeks to demonstrate how a method for modeling previous insider crimes can create informed candidate technical controls and indicators.

QUality Assessment of System Architectures and their Requirements (QUASAR) (SoSECIE 2010)

one hour overview presented as a DoD and NDIA System-of-Systems Engineering Collaborator’s Information Exchange (SoSECIE) Webinar on May 18, 2010