ADTrees in the forest - Revision history

Nick17 at 10:53, 18 July 2013

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Nick17 at 10:53, 18 July 2013

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Kwisatz at 20:24, 11 June 2011

2011-06-11T20:24:05Z

Nick17 at 19:36, 11 June 2011

2011-06-11T19:36:56Z

Nick17: moved Seminars to ADTrees in the forest: wrong title

2011-06-11T19:34:21Z

moved Seminars to ADTrees in the forest: wrong title

Nick17: Created page with "{{Event |intro=An introduction to attack-defense trees and a method how to evaluate these. |contact=Nick17 |eventtype=Event |from=2011/06/15 19:00:00 |till=2011/06/15 20:00:00 ..."

2011-06-11T19:30:46Z

Created page with "{{Event |intro=An introduction to attack-defense trees and a method how to evaluate these. |contact=Nick17 |eventtype=Event |from=2011/06/15 19:00:00 |till=2011/06/15 20:00:00 ..."

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An attack-defense tree is an method how to model attack and their countermeasures. These trees are on one hand used to illustrate, for example to stakeholders how the attack can be performed or provide to security engineers a more realistic insight. On the other hand one can evaluate these to find out e.g. what costs are involved in the attack an so on.
The presentation will take around 35 minutes followed by a discussion afterwards (+/- 15 min ).

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-An attack-defense tree is an method how to model attack and their countermeasures. These trees are on one hand used to illustrate, for example to stakeholders how the attack can be performed or provide to security engineers a more realistic insight. On the other hand one can evaluate these to find out e.g. what costs are involved in the attack an so on.
+An attack-defense tree is a method to model attacks and their countermeasures. These ADTrees are an extension of attack trees and can handle opposite to attack trees defensive mechanisms, which also can be attacked. Therefore these ADTrees model a bit better reality. These trees are on one hand used to illustrate, for example to stakeholders how the attack can be performed or provide to security engineers a more realistic insight. On the other hand one can evaluate these to find out e.g. what costs are involved in the attack an so on.
 The presentation will take around 35 minutes followed by a discussion afterwards (+/- 15 min ).