Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
6-2009
Abstract
In both military and commercial settings, the awareness of Cyber attacks and the effect of those attacks on the mission space of an organization has become a targeted information goal for leaders and commanders at all levels. We present in this paper a defining framework to understand situational awareness (SA)—especially as it pertains to the Cyber domain—and propose a methodology for populating the cognitive domain model for this realm based on adversarial knowledge involved with Cyber attacks. We conclude with considerations for developing Cyber SA systems of the future.
Source Publication
Proceedings of the 2nd Cyberspace Research Workshop
Recommended Citation
Okolica, J. S., McDonald, J. T., Peterson, G. L., Mills, R. F., & Haas, M. W. (2009). Developing Systems for Cyber Situational Awareness. Proceedings of the 2nd Cyberspace Research Workshop, 2009, 46–56.
Comments
AFIT Scholar furnishes the draft of this conference paper.
Funding note: This material is based upon work supported in part by the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research under grant number F1ATA09048G001.