Papers from the International Workshop on Complex Network and Infrastructure Protection (CNIP06) held in Rome, Italy on 28–29 March 2006.
- Security, trust, and QoS in next-generation control and communication for large power systems
- Dynamic recovery of critical infrastructures: real-time temporal coordination
- The security of power systems and the role of information and communication technologies: lessons from the recent blackouts
- Modelling of cascading effects and efficient response to disaster spreading in complex networks
- Modelling interdependent infrastructures using interacting dynamical models
- Security assessment in complex networks exposed to terrorist hazard: a simulation approach
- Agents controlling the electric power infrastructure
- Simulation of heterogeneous and interdependent critical infrastructures
- Effects of intentional threats to power substation control systems
- Quantitative Vulnerability Assessment of Critical Infrastructures: watching for hidden faults
- Understanding threats: a prerequisite to enhance survivability of computing systems
- A systematic procedure for analysing network systems
- The HoneyTank: a scalable approach to collect malicious internet traffic
- Predicting target selection by terrorists: a network analysis of the 2005 London underground attacks
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