论文信息 - Security meter: a practical decision-tree model to quantify risk

Security meter: a practical decision-tree model to quantify risk

Several security risk templates employ nonquantitative attributes to express a risk's severity, which is subjective and void of actual figures. The author's design provides a quantitative technique with an updated repository on vulnerabilities, threats, and countermeasures to calculate risk.

Mehmet Sahinoglu | M. Sahinoglu

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