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Risk Assessment Integrated with Cumulative Prospect Theory for Terrorist Attacks Against United States Critical Infrastructure
This presentation is from track three of the 4th Annual Homeland Defense and Security Education Summit held on February 24 and 25, 2010 in Washington D.C. This presentation focuses on: "Protection of Critical Infrastructure has been the primary concern for governing agencies, environmental stakeholders, and the general populous worldwide. In the recent years, National Security has been a primary concern, initially regarding human health, and eventually including protection of sensitive infrastructure, the environment, and commerce from threats of terrorism. Methodological Approaches to Risk Assessment embedded with cumulative prospect theory is providing an engineering profession with the necessary tools to address this public concern."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Doro-on, Anna Maricel, 1977-
2010-02-24
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Pascal's Triangle: The Story of Chance and Risk
This "Pascal's Triangle: The Story of Chance and Risk" lecture module was created as part of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's course on Critical Infrastructure Protection taught by Ted G. Lewis, P.h.D., a Professor of Computer Science at the Naval Postgraduate School. "This module briefly traces the mathematical achievements of Blaise Pascal, the inventor of probability theory, which form the foundation of modern science and statistics. Explains the popular conception that reality is predictable, rather than chaotic; that it tends to obey a bell curve. Connects this to Rasmussen's Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA), the foundation of [Department of Homeland Security] DHS' risk assessment of critical infrastructure (CI). Uses the 1990s telecommunications industry as an example. Finally, addresses the limitations of PRA."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Lewis, T. G. (Theodore Gyle), 1941-
2011-06
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Levy Flights and Walks
This "Levy Flights and Walks" lecture module was created as part of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's course on Critical Infrastructure Protection taught by Ted G. Lewis, P.h.D., a Professor of Computer Science at the Naval Postgraduate School. "Levy flights and walks are paths taken by animals and humans that qualify for the Casinos of Extremistan because they obey power laws. Professor Ted Lewis uses the spread of SARS [Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome] and terrorism to illustrate Levy flights and walks, and show that epidemics and terrorism obey power laws just like any other normal accident of Extremistan. In this lecture, Dr. Lewis makes several surprising claims. For example, he suggests that terrorism is destined to die out, because of the shape of its power law."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Lewis, T. G. (Theodore Gyle), 1941-
2011-09
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Homeland Security in Israel [Self-Study Course]
This self-study course was developed by the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security. "Since its creation in 1948, Israel has had to cope with ongoing periods of terrorism punctuated by periods of war. While this has been an unfortunate reality for Israeli citizens, it has enabled the Israeli authorities to develop a wealth of experience in homeland security policies and practices. This course will focus on a range of preventive and response policies followed by Israel in the context of its counterterrorism and homeland defense policies. After a brief discussion of the nature of the terrorism threat facing the country, the course then focuses on the legal, organizational and strategic environments that affect Israeli policies before moving to discuss some of Israel's response policies in the context of the response agencies, medical system and the military's Homefront Command." The course includes the following modules: Module 1: Terrorism Threats and the Legal Environment; Module 2: The Organizational and Operational Environments;
Module 3: Counterterrorism Strategies; and Module 4: The Societal and First Responder Environments
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Morag, Nadav, 1965-
2009-08
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From Combined Arms to Combined Intelligence: Philosophy, Doctrine & Operations - Module 1 [webcast]
This "From Combined Arms to Combined Intelligence: Philosophy, Doctrine & Operations - Module I" lecture module was created as part of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's course on Intelligence for Homeland Security: Organizational and Policy Challenges taught by James J. Wirtz at the Naval Postgraduate School. "Combined arms operations, what Steven Biddle called the modern system of force employment, emerged during the last century. Those who master combined arms operation generally achieve victory in war, while those who ignore it or concentrate on a single dimension of combat operation generally go down in defeat. The mastery of combined arms operations, however, is not simple matter."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Wirtz, James J., 1958-
2008-07
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Financial Meltdown of 2008: A Case Study [webcast]
This "The Financial Meltdown of 2008: A Case Study" lecture module was created as part of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's course on Critical Infrastructure Protection taught by Ted G. Lewis, P.h.D., a Professor of Computer Science at the Naval Postgraduate School. "This module discusses the banking/financial sector of the US economy as one of the Federal government's identified elements of critical infrastructure (CI). Analyzes of the 2008 subprime mortgage collapse by providing historical context and applying the Amaral-Meyer Network to simulate the crash. Suggests that the most catastrophic failure of the market is caused not by being 'too big to fail,' but 'connected to fail.' Suggests how policymakers should prevent future catastrophes by decreasing connection, rather than increasing protection, to at-risk connectors."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Lewis, T. G. (Theodore Gyle), 1941-
2010-04
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From Combined Arms to Combined Intelligence: Philosophy, Doctrine & Operations - Module 2 [webcast]
This "From Combined Arms to Combined Intelligence: Philosophy, Doctrine & Operations - Module 2" lecture module was created as part of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's course on Intelligence for Homeland Security: Organizational and Policy Challenges taught by James J. Wirtz at the Naval Postgraduate School. "Every intelligence discipline has strengths and limitations. As a result, reliance on a single type of collection and analysis would best only create a partial picture of an unfolding situation. At worst, reliance on one phenomenology could be subject to spoofing or manipulation by the target, or simply fail to contain the data need to uncover activities of interest."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Wirtz, James J., 1958-
2008-07
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Inter-Organizational Collaborative Capacity: A Conceptual Model and Measurement Tool
This presentation is from track two of the 4th Annual Homeland Defense and Security Education Summit held on February 24 and 25, 2010 in Washington D.C. This presentation addresses the following topics: "Definition of Collaborative Capacity"; "Collaborative Capacity: The Diagnostic Survey"; "Collaborative Capacity Survey Results with sample of Homeland Defense and Security Managers"; and "Inter-organizational Collaboration".
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Hocevar, Susan Page
2010-02-24
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Workshop: Electric Power Grid Resilience; 'System Dynamics Approach to Analyze and Protect the European Energy Network' [May 17-19, 2010] [video]
This video is of Alexander Loechel's presentation for the 2010 Electric Power Grid Resilience workshop entitled "System Dynamics Approach to Analyze and Protect the European Energy Network". It accompanies 16 other presentations in the Homeland Security Digital Library holdings for this workshop. "The electric power grid resiliency workshop held May 19-21, 2010 at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, Monterey, CA., precipitated a number of ideas that the workshop participants wish to make available to a wider audience of citizens, policy-makers, and legislators for the good of the country. Accordingly, the group has initiated a follow-on activity to produce a 'policy paper' to be more widely circulated to the public."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Loechel, Alexander
2010-05
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Workshop: Electric Power Grid Resilience; 'Modeling and Simulation of a Renewable and Resilient Electric Power Grid' [May 17-19, 2010] [video]
This video is of Thomas Overbye's presentation for the 2010 Electric Power Grid Resilience workshop entitled "Modeling and Simulation of a Renewable and Resilient Electric Power Grid". It accompanies 16 other presentations in the Homeland Security Digital Library holdings for this workshop. "The electric power grid resiliency workshop held May 19-21, 2010 at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, Monterey, CA., precipitated a number of ideas that the workshop participants wish to make available to a wider audience of citizens, policy-makers, and legislators for the good of the country. Accordingly, the group has initiated a follow-on activity to produce a 'policy paper' to be more widely circulated to the public."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Overbye, Thomas J. (Thomas Jeffrey)
2010-05
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Workshop: Electric Power Grid Resilience; 'Cyber Exploitation' [May 17-19, 2010] [video]
This video is of Jonathan Stanford's presentation for the 2010 Electric Power Grid Resilience workshop entitled "Cyber Exploitation". It accompanies 16 other presentations in the Homeland Security Digital Library holdings for this workshop. "The electric power grid resiliency workshop held May 19-21, 2010 at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, Monterey, CA., precipitated a number of ideas that the workshop participants wish to make available to a wider audience of citizens, policy-makers, and legislators for the good of the country. Accordingly, the group has initiated a follow-on activity to produce a 'policy paper' to be more widely circulated to the public."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Stanford, Jonathan
2010-05
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Workshop: Electric Power Grid Resilience; 'Models of Cascading Failure in Blackouts of Electric Power Transmission Systems' [May 17-19, 2010] [video]
This video is of Ian Dobson's presentation for the 2010 Electric Power Grid Resilience workshop entitled "Models of Cascading Failure in Blackouts of Electric Power Transmission Systems'". It accompanies 16 other presentations in the Homeland Security Digital Library holdings for this workshop. "The electric power grid resiliency workshop held May 19-21, 2010 at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, Monterey, CA., precipitated a number of ideas that the workshop participants wish to make available to a wider audience of citizens, policy-makers, and legislators for the good of the country. Accordingly, the group has initiated a follow-on activity to produce a 'policy paper' to be more widely circulated to the public."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Dobson, Ian, 1965-
2010-05
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools Workshop, June 5-7, 2008
This is the main page for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools
Workshop held June 5-7, 2008. It accompanies 15 video presentations that can be located in the Homeland Security Digital Library workshop holdings. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
2008-06
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: SOA Approach to the IT-based Protection of CIP [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Stefan Picki's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: SOA [Service-Oriented Architecture] Approach to the IT [Information Technology] based Protection of CIP [Critical Infrastructure Protection]. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Picki, Stefan
2008-06-07
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State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security, July 12-14, 2007
This workshop title "State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security" was held at the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security in Monterey, CA on July 12-14. Presenters at this workshop include: Joseph Pfeifer, Charles Eaneff and Nestor Duarte. "The conference was a three-day event that began on the evening of 12 July 2007. It was an opportunity for the NPS faculty, state, local and federal officials, law enforcement personnel, public health officers and members of the National Guard to discuss the latest developments related to intelligence for homeland security. The workshop allowed practitioners, academics, and other intelligence officials to network together and build interagency and intergovernmental relationships. The conference was intended to pool insights from academics and practitioners to produce a publication on intelligence that can be used by the homeland security community. The event also enhanced the current homeland security curriculum by exposing the new cohort of over thirty students from state and local organizations to the sophisticated debate and discussions that occurred during the conference. The paper presenters at the conference highlighted several issues related to intelligence for homeland security: (1) the process of producing finished intelligence and the special challenges created by the problem of intelligence for homeland security; (2) intelligence liaison between federal, state and local agencies; (3) intelligence fusion centers; (4) comparison of large and small municipalities (5) police intelligence techniques (6) intelligence best practices."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
2007-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Why Do Networks Cascade? [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Ted Lewis' presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Why Do Networks Cascade? "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Lewis, T. G. (Theodore Gyle), 1941-
2008-06-07
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State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security, 12-14 July 2007 [HSDL Holdings]
This Homeland Security Digital Library list contains presentations from the State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security workshop sponsored and organized by the NPS Center for Homeland Defense and Security held July 12-14, 2007 in Monterey CA. Presentations include: "Intelligence by Networks: An Effective Architecture for First Responders"; "Meeting the Unclassified Intelligence Requirements of Non-Traditional Recipients: A National Challenge "; and "National Perspectives on Intelligence: Domestic Collection".
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
2007-07-12
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Strategic Risk Analysis, Approaches and Methods [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Kristine Poptanich's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Strategic Risk Analysis, Approaches and Methods. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Poptanich, Kristine
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Challenges for the Infrastructure Community [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Brandon Wales' presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Challenges for the Infrastructure Community. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Wales, Brandon
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; How Much and on What? [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Robert Powell's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: How Much and on What? "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Powell, Robert
2008-06-07
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Meeting the Unclassified Intelligence Requirements of Non-Traditional Recipients: A National Challenge [video]
"This presentation was given as part of the State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security workshop sponsored and organized by the NPS Center for Homeland Defense and Security held July 12-14, 2007 in Monterey CA." The presentation focuses on the national challenge of including over 3 million non-traditional recipients (police, fire departments, emergency medical services, public health, and private security) in unclassified intelligence.
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Eaneff, Charles
2007-07-14
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Intelligence by Networks: An Effective Architecture for First Responders [video]
"This presentation was given as part of the State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security workshop sponsored and organized by the NPS [Naval Postgraduate School] Center for Homeland Defense and Security held July 12-14, 2007 in Monterey CA." This presentation focuses on the following topics: 1. "Conceptualizing Networks, Multidimensional Framework for intelligence exchange" 2. "Integrating and Managing" intelligence networks 3. "Network Sharing Practices".
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Pfeifer, Joseph W.
2007-07-14
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National Perspectives on Intelligence: Domestic Collection [video]
"This presentation was given as part of the State and Local Intelligence: Challenges for Homeland Security workshop sponsored and organized by the NPS Center for Homeland Defense and Security held July 12-14, 2007 in Monterey CA." The presentation focuses on the cycle of domestic intelligence collection.
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Duarte, Nestor
2007-07-14
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Threat-Based Approach to Risk, SHIRA [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Jin Kim and Geoffery French's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Threat-Based Approach to Risk, SHIRA [Strategic Homeland Infrastructure Risk Assessment]. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
French, Geoffrey S.; Kim, Jin
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Techniques for Adversary Threat Probability Assessment [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of William McGill's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Techniques for Adversary Threat Probability Assessment. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
McGill, William
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Towards a Model of Socio-Political Effects [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Maksim Tsvetovat's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Towards a Model of Socio-Political Effects. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Tsvetovat, Maksim
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; The Mathematics of Terrorism Risk [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Michael Powers' presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: The Mathematics of Terrorism Risk. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Powers, Michael R.
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Probabilistic Project Management [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of John Richard's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Probabilistic Project Management. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Richard, John
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Prioritizing Assets in Critical Infrastructure [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Hilda Blanco's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Prioritizing Assets in Critical Infrastructure. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Blanco, Hilda
2008-06-07
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Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools; Convergence of CIP and COOP in Banking and Finance [June 5-7, 2008] [video]
This video is of Steve Lieberman's presentation for the Critical Infrastructure Protection: Metrics and Tools workshop; the presentation is titled: Convergence of CIP [Critical Infrastructure Protection] and COOP [Continuity of Operations] in Banking and Finance. "Key topics of the conference included (1) Metrics: a discussion of how risk, consequence and vulnerability should be defined and measured and (2) tools: descriptions of implementations of various methodologies in the form of procedures, software applications, and case studies that a practitioner could directly apply to the problem of risk assessment of critical infrastructure."
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Lieberman, Steve
2008-06-07
