Security Simulation for Vulnerability Assessment
This paper discusses simulation technologies developed to "stimulate" an operational command and control security system. The paper discusses simulation techniques used to create a virtual model of a facility in which to conduct vulnerability assessment exercises, performance benchmarking,...
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| description | This paper discusses simulation technologies developed to "stimulate" an operational command and control security system. The paper discusses simulation techniques used to create a virtual model of a facility in which to conduct vulnerability assessment exercises, performance benchmarking, concept of operations (CONOPS) development and operator training. The paper discusses the specific techniques used for creating a 3D virtual environment and simulating streaming IP surveillance cameras and motion detection sensors. In addition the paper discusses advanced scenario creation techniques and the modelling of scenario entities, including vehicles, aircraft and personnel. The paper draws parallels with lessons learned in using air traffic control simulators for operator training, incident recreation, procedure development and pre-acquisition planning and testing |
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| subjects | Air traffic control Aircraft Cameras Command and control systems Motion detection Personnel Security Surveillance Vehicles Virtual environment |
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