A VEIS computer virus propagation model based on partly immunization

According to the characteristic of epidemic virus, a VEIS epidemic virus propagation model is established based on partly immunization of vulnerable people. By using the mean-field theory and qualitative theory of differential equations to analyze the existence and stability of equilibrium points. Not only the propagation of virus but also the effect of R0 on virus propagation threshold control was discussed. Finally, the stability of the model and effectiveness of control strategy were validated by numerical simulation.

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