Toward an Automated Attack Model for Red Teams

Authors:
Helayne T. Ray;Raghunath Vemuri;Hariprasad R. Kantubhukta
Affiliations:
SI Government Solutions;Motorola;Progressive Insurance
Venue:
IEEE Security and Privacy
Year:
2005

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Abstract

To better understand system vulnerabilities, proactive security services use red teams that simulate malicious attacks. The authors contend that an attack model with UML-based use cases, sequence and state chart diagrams, and XML would best help red teams achieve attack automation.