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Game Theory Applications In Cyber Security for BoD and C-Level Executives
Game Theory plays an important part in electricity market bidding strategies and I thought it would be good to write an article helping BoD and C-Level executives connect the dots between game theory and cybersecurity strategy. But then I came across this excellent article published by Casey Allen (link below), and I cannot improve upon what he has already written so I'll just suggest that you read his excellent overview of game theory and cybersecurity strategy. Well done, Casey.
Game Theory Applications In Cyber Security for BoD and C-Level Executives
Game Theory Applications In Cyber Security provides an introduction to how game theory is used to develop cybersecurity strategies in responding to risk and how your opponent, the hacker community applies game theory in their attack strategies.
Source: www.csnp.org
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