Paper derives guidelines for immune-inspired naval cyber resilience
Original title: Self-Healing by design: Immune-system inspired autonomous cyber resilience
On TNO's OpPic application, Self-Healing for Cyber Security software adapts to mission and threat conditions.
The paper discusses autonomous cyber resilience methods inspired by the human immune system for digitized naval and aeronautical systems. Proofs of concept for self-healing software already exist in cloud environments using containerisation, monitoring, and deployment. Using TNO's OpPic application, the authors show TNO's Self-Healing for Cyber Security software providing mission- and threat-adaptive resilience and derive six design guidelines.
- Prior proofs of concept used containerisation, monitoring, and deployment technology.
- Six guidelines are derived for autonomous cyber resilient system design.
- The stated goal is operator oversight of a system's cyber immune response.
From the original article
1 min read at arxiv.orgDigital innovations have strongly improved ship capabilities, including command, control & communication, navigation and combat management. In the wake of digitisation and geopolitical stress, resilience against cyber-attacks has become a key challenge. Autonomous Cyber Resilience (ACR) methods, inspired by features of the human immune system, provide a promising perspective.
By Shari Finner · arxiv.org
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