Based on the idea that offensive cyber operations should be studied and merge from the darkness in which they typically hide, Grant and his colleagues embarked on a research program to explore the potential answers to the question, " What resources would be needed by a Cyber Security Operations Centre in order to perform offensive cyber operations?". The analysis was performed, using as a springboard seven models of cyber-attack, and resulted in the development of what is described as a canonical model.
Reference:
Grant, T, Burke, I and Van Heerden R. 2015. Comparing models of offensive cyber operations. In: Leading Issues in Cyber Warfare and Security, Volume 2, pp 35-56
Grant, T., Burke, I. D., & Van Heerden, R. P. (2015). Comparing models of offensive cyber operations., Worklist;15822 Academic Bookshop. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/8677
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