Mathematical Modeling in Cyber Defense

Abstract

With the development of technological developments in addition to internet technology, the necessity of cyber defense systems has emerged for the protection of valuable or valuable information stored in the cyber environment. It is important to understand the behavior of malicious objects with the increasing threat of cyber attacks in recent years. Mathematical modeling is required for this. In this study, a mathematical modeling process and a cyber defense system modeling principle are given. Since the attacks on the computer are completely stochastic, a Cyber Defense System Design Model based on the detection of the behavior of malicious objects with the help of the probability distribution function and differential equations has been proposed.

Keywords

• Cyber Security
• Mathematical Modelling Process
• Cyber Security System Design

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