A Decade of GHOSTS in the Machine: From Cyber Range Realism to Cognitive Mission Rehearsal
This paper describes how GHOSTS evolved from simple activity generation into a platform for simulating complex human, organizational, and machine behavior.
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This paper describes how GHOSTS evolved from simple activity generation into a platform for simulating complex human, organizational, and machine behavior.
This report examines failures that unused code can cause, including discussions of real examples using C/C++, and discussions of other languages as well.
This report provides a comprehensive overview of how to integrate cyber threat intelligence into cybersecurity mission rehearsals, focusing on planning, assessment, and evaluation.
This report provides guidance to help organizations' evaluation solutions to manage secrets when using Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure.
This report presents Agile Architecture Risk Management and Continuous Risk Management to identify S/W development risks before production and project failure.
The Error Model Annex, Version 2 (EMV2), notation for architecture fault modeling supports safety, reliability, and security analyses as part of the OSATE toolset.
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