Evaluating Moving Target Defenses against Realistic Attack Scenarios
Defenders are continuously seeking new tools for better security, including proactive defenses like Moving Target Defense (MTD). MTD continuously changes the attack surface, but there’s little research on combining different MTD techniques, and often attack scenarios considered are simple and unrealistic. This paper proposes to evaluate the combined effects of MTD techniques against practical and realistic attack scenarios through a simulation framework. Our results indicate that adopting MTD techniques in general improves the security of systems, but combinations can have varying levels of defense depending on the attack scenarios. Hence, our proposed approach provides a more accurate evaluation of MTD techniques and their combinations taking into account practical and realistic attack scenarios, which can aid decision-makers to make better informed decisions.
Sat 20 MayDisplayed time zone: Hobart change
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13:45 10mDay opening | Welcome EnCyCriS | ||
13:55 40mKeynote | Invited Keynote EnCyCriS: Moving from procedural to surgical cyber security training of operators - lessons learned from CybWin and the OECD NEA Halden HTO projects EnCyCriS | ||
14:35 20mPaper | Evaluating Moving Target Defenses against Realistic Attack Scenarios EnCyCriS Alex Brown The University of Western Australia, Tze-Wen lee The University of Western Australia, Jin B. Hong The University of Western Australia | ||
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