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Strategic Defense and Attack of Complex Networks

Volume 5, Number 1, January 2009 - Paper 2  - pp. 13 - 30

KJELL HAUSKEN

University of Stavanger, Norway

(Received on September 17, 2007, revision available on November 25, 2008)


Abstract:

This article shows how policy choices about defense and attack investments at the component level can be made for arbitrarily complex networks and systems. Components can be in series, parallel, interdependent, interlinked, independent, or combinations of these. Investments and utilities are determined for the defender and attacker dependent on their unit costs of investment and contest intensity for each component, and their evaluations of the value of system functionality.

 

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