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The following pages link to Multifirm models of cybersecurity investment competition vs. cooperation and network vulnerability (Q1753471):
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- Risk assessment uncertainties in cybersecurity investments (Q1651923) (← links)
- An equilibrium model of the supply chain network under multi-attribute behaviors analysis (Q1713744) (← links)
- A network model for minimizing the total organ transplant costs (Q1754131) (← links)
- Establishing evolutionary game models for cyber security information exchange (CYBEX) (Q1796258) (← links)
- Decision support model for cybersecurity risk planning: a two-stage stochastic programming framework featuring firms, government, and attacker (Q2029985) (← links)
- Structural models for fog computing based Internet of things architectures with insurance and risk management applications (Q2103026) (← links)
- A two-period game theoretic model of zero-day attacks with stockpiling (Q2223681) (← links)
- Cybersecurity investments in the supply chain: coordination and a strategic attacker (Q2282501) (← links)
- Multivariate dependence among cyber risks based on \(L\)-hop propagation (Q2665874) (← links)
- Strategic Discovery and Sharing of Vulnerabilities in Competitive Environments (Q2818046) (← links)
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- Cybersecurity investments with nonlinear budget constraints and conservation laws: variational equilibrium, marginal expected utilities, and Lagrange multipliers (Q4624879) (← links)
- A projected dynamic system associated with a cybersecurity investment model with budget constraints and fixed demands (Q4959910) (← links)
- An optimal group decision-making approach for cyber security using improved selection-drift dynamics (Q6078104) (← links)
- An optimization model for the management of green areas (Q6092544) (← links)
- Combating Ransomware in Internet of Things: A Games-in-Games Approach for Cross-Layer Cyber Defense and Security Investment (Q6488599) (← links)
- Vine copula modeling dependence among cyber risks: a dangerous regulatory paradox (Q6581514) (← links)
