FRAMEWORK, THEORETICAL DISCUSSIONS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS1 Mahir TERZİ2 Abstract Technology generates a new kind of terrorism which is called as cyber terrorism. Establish the rationale for a theoretical foundation for an approach to cyber security that emphasises the impact of cyber-attacks on society, including on the health, energy, transport and … To apply Cybersafety, cyber security needs to be viewed holistically from the lens of systems thinking. Paper A describes a template stating how probabilistic relational models can be used to connect The contribution of this thesis is a modeling framework and a theory to support cyber security vulnerability assessments. The paper studies the key concepts and terms of cyber security and presents the physical world and the cyber world framework. Furthermore, Cybersafety takes a top-down approach. The contribution of this thesis is a modeling framework and a theory to support cyber security vulnerability assessments. The paper refers to a system model of a society and uses that model to analyze the results of two limited media surveys about cyber-related newspaper articles. With the perspective of treating cyberspace Corpus ID: 7890100. A framework and theory for cyber security assessments @inproceedings{Sommestad2012AFA, title={A framework and theory for cyber security assessments}, author={T. Sommestad}, year={2012} } “Systems thinking is a discipline for seeing wholes. Without a theoretical framework, Cyber Security is ultimately hindered in its ability to describe, provide an overall and complete ‘big picture’ understanding of, and thus, how best to design and implement Cyber Security Best Practices. The thesis is a composite of six papers. Follow-ing is a … The applicability of the theoretical framework is then shown through a case-study of what has been labeled the first war in cyber space against Estonian public and commercial institutions in 2007. Cyber terrorism needs more attention for the security of Cyber terrorism is not only a tool for propaganda of traditional terrorism, but also a logic embedded in the cyber space. The proposed, or similar, framework for cyber-security awareness and education for SA will, if imple-mented and used by the SA government, contribute to creating the envisaged cyber-secure culture in SA amongst its citizens and users of the Internet. It has a particular focus on SCADA systems. Our project aims to investigate a theoretical framework for trustworthy cyber sensing. are compromised computers, it is important to be aware of the (dynamic) cyber security-related situation, which is however challenging because cyberspace is an extremely large-scale complex system. That said, cyber security does not fully mirror the economic sector either: its securitizing potential exceeds that of the economic sector as strictly defined [15] and this in turn allows – or is an indication of – a much stronger link to national military security. It is a framework for seeing interrelationships rather than things, for seeing patterns of change rather than static 'snapshots'.” [6]. It has a particular focus on SCADA systems. This has been achieved by a systematic literature survey. The contribution of the current paper is a mapping of the constructs found in cybersecurity behaviour, to the Theoretical Domain Framework. The significance of the study is the identification and of the main behavioural constructs used in the cybersecurity domain.