Keith Paarporn

Tractable Defense against Advanced Persistent Threats in Networked Settings

Recently, the theory of Boolean Dynamical Systems was proposed to study the decision theory surrounding the defense of computer networks against Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). Boolean Dynamical Systems naturally capture four first principle primitives of APTs: the stealthy nature of attacks, limited and noisy info...

Learning to Avoid Tragedies: Boundedly Rational Agents in Feedback-Evolving Games

Networked Multi-Resource Defense Capabilities in a General Lotto Game

This paper formulate a multi-resource allocation problem in the form of a General Lotto game where a defender possesses various types of resources, and introduces a feature that their individual effectiveness against different types of attacks is characterized by a network weight matrix.