We show that classical insurance models based on some compound distributions can well predict information leakage by cyber incidents with reducing the computational cost thanks to the model’s simplicity. We use the negative binomial distribution, a renewal process and a Hawkes process as the...

This article aims to forecast the information trends related to the most popular cyberattacks, seen as the cyber-crimes' consequences reflecting on the Internet. The study database was formed based on online users' search engine requests regarding the terms "Cyberattacks on the computer systems...

Efforts to secure and defend public- and private-sector cyber systems rely in part on information sharing. Information sharing strengthens the nation’s cybersecurity posture by allowing participating entities to have the broadest possible understanding of the tactics, techniques, and...

Technological revolutions bring opportunities, but sometimes even greater threats. This ‘paradox of progress’ affects cyberspace and threatens the very principle and foundation of the open internet. The global debate on cyber-governance is currently in a stalemate on the norms for global...

Medical devices are increasingly connected, both to cyber networks and to sensors collecting data from physical stimuli. These cyber-physical systems pose a new host of deadly security risks that traditional notions of cybersecurity struggle to take into account. Previously, we could predict how...

Beyond doubt the humanity has entered an age of data dominance. As the need for safety and predictability grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to balance security and individual civil liberties. Therefore, the balance between security and these liberties is not constant and perfect, given...