Cyber resilience involves most societal actors, ie organizations, individuals, threat actors,
governments, insurers, etc., at most levels of organization. Actors are embedded within each …

The Internet has become essential to all aspects of modern life, and thus the consequences
of network disruption have become increasingly severe. It is widely recognised that the …

Telecommunications networks, and in particular optical WDM networks, are vulnerable to
large-scale failures in their physical infrastructure, resulting from physical attacks (such as …

Data transfer over the Internet comes with its range of challenges and associated prospects
as a major milestone in the convergence of information and communication technology …

Begin with a tale of two specters. The first invaded the computer systems of the Dalai Lama
in Dharamsala, India, sometime in 2008.1 As the leader of Tibet's government in exile, the …

Resource usage and environmental consequences of most current energy systems exceed
planetary boundaries. The transition to sustainable energy systems is accompanied by a …

This study presents three structures for clearly expressing functional requirements (FRs) and
quantitative non-functional requirements (qt-NFRs). Expressing requirements with these …

Machine Learning (ML) seems to be one of the most promising solution to automate partially
or completely some of the complex tasks currently realized by humans, such as driving …

In applied sciences there is a tendency to rely on terminology that is either ill-defined or
applied inconsistently across areas of research and application domains. Examples in …

Most traditional engineered systems are designed with a passive and fixed reliability
capability and just required to achieve a possibly low level of failure occurrence. However …