Wargaming the cyber resilience of structurally and technologically different networks
Based on a review of different analytical frameworks, it is suggested to run a table top cyber wargame when trying to analyse the effects of closed national networks being imposed in the near future. The scope of the wargame is to extract results to show how the resilience of an open national networ...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Security and defence quarterly 2019-06, Vol.24 (2), p.51-64 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Based on a review of different analytical frameworks, it is suggested to run a table top cyber wargame when trying to analyse the effects of closed national networks being imposed in the near future. The scope of the wargame is to extract results to show how the resilience
of an open national network differs from a closed national network. It is self-evident that the formation process of resilience is different between the diverse systems. The proposed wargame is a two-sided cyber table top wargame. The wargame is based on at least two
blue teams, at least one red team and a control team (namely a white team). One blue team is located in the closed national networks and its system relies on closed national network infrastructure. The other blue team operates its system within open network society. By
designing, constructing and executing the proposed cyber wargame we argue it is possible to find these diff erences and similarities as well. Current research improves cyber situation awareness and proposes a direction to be followed when trying to understand the changing
circumstances of the cyber space. It also suggests how the research resources could be directed when trying to improve the situation awareness of the closing process. |
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ISSN: | 2300-8741 2544-994X |
DOI: | 10.35467/sdq/103346 |