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cs.CR2019

When Autonomous Intelligent Goodware will Fight Autonomous Intelligent Malware: A Possible Future of Cyber Defense

Paul Théron, Alexander Kott

In the coming years, the future of military combat will include, on one hand, artificial intelligence-optimized complex command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, s…

stat.AP2019

Discovering a Regularity: the Case of An 800-year Law of Advances in Small-Arms Technologies

Alexander Kott, Philip Perconti, Nandi Leslie

Considering a broad family of technologies where a measure of performance (MoP) is difficult or impossible to formulate, we seek an alternative measure that exhibits a regular patt…

cs.CR20197 cited

Features and Operation of an Autonomous Agent for Cyber Defense

Michael J. De Lucia, Allison Newcomb, Alexander Kott

An ever increasing number of battlefield devices that are capable of collecting, processing, storing, and communicating information are rapidly becoming interconnected. The stagger…

cs.AI20191 cited

Intelligent Autonomous Things on the Battlefield

Alexander Kott, Ethan Stump

Numerous, artificially intelligent, networked things will populate the battlefield of the future, operating in close collaboration with human warfighters, and fighting as teams in…

cs.CR201929 cited

Statistical Models for the Number of Successful Cyber Intrusions

Nandi O. Leslie, Richard E. Harang, Lawrence P. Knachel +1

We propose several generalized linear models (GLMs) to predict the number of successful cyber intrusions (or "intrusions") into an organization's computer network, where the rate a…