Titlebook: Critical Information Infrastructures Security; 17th International C Bernhard H?mmerli,Udo Helmbrecht,Stefan Pickl Conference proceedings 20

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quantify the likelihood that a zone is residential, in order to orient the optimization of the distribution of resources such as power, gas or water. In order to show the effectiveness of the proposed approach, the paper is complemented by a case study set in Nicosia, Cyprus.

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L. Gümbelntification of potential changes in preferences due to recent geopolitical events, and a comparison of countries’ performance, including an assessment of the robustness of their ranking. Ultimately, this facilitates the incorporation of diverse preferences and perceptions that may have important bea

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Root Cause Analysis of?Software Aging in?Critical Information Infrastructurere maintainability. Software systems tend to degrade over time by entering a failure-prone state and showing decreased performance. It is suggested that Critical Infrastructures are especially susceptible to the detrimental effects of Software Aging and that common Software Rejuvenation remedies are

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Threat-Driven Dynamic Security Policies for?Cyber-Physical Infrastructuresa critical part of national infrastructure and exist within an ever changing dynamic threat environment. The static security policies programmed into systems cannot react quickly to changing threats. We describe how a MAPE-K-based threat-centered dynamic policy framework could reconfigure CPSs in th