Security handling skill measurement system, method, and program
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorMasaru KAWAKITA
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Abstract
A skill measurement apparatus comprises an action recording part that records a communicated content between a measuring subject whose skill in handling a cyber-attack is to be measured and a simulated cyber-attack source and a skill measurement part that evaluates the skill of the measuring subject in handling a cyber-attack on the basis of whether or not the communicated content between the measuring subject and the simulated cyber-attack source includes signature indicating a predetermined search action.
Claims18
A skill measurement apparatus comprising:
- at least a processor;
- and
- a memory in circuit communication with the processor,
- wherein the processor is configured to execute program instructions stored in the memory to implement:
- an action recording part that records a communicated content between a measuring subject whose skill in handling a cyber-attack is to be measured and a simulated cyber-attack source;
- and
- a skill measurement part that evaluates the skill of the measuring subject in handling the cyber-attack on the basis of whether or not the communicated content between the measuring subject and the simulated cyber-attack source includes signature indicating a predetermined search action.
A simulated cyber-attack apparatus comprising:
- at least a processor;
- and
- a memory in circuit communication with the processor,
- wherein the processor is configured to execute program instructions stored in the memory to implement:
- a measuring subject table that stores a plurality of measuring subjects whose skill in security handling is to be measured;
- a simulated cyber-attack part that selects a measuring subject from the measuring subject table and launches a predetermined simulated cyber-attack thereon;
- and
- a notification part that notifies a predetermined skill measurement apparatus of the selected measuring subject and a source IP address used in the simulated cyber-attack.
A security handling skill measurement system including:
- a simulated cyber-attack apparatus that comprises a measuring subject table that stores a plurality of measuring subjects whose security handling skill is to be measured, a simulated cyber-attack part that selects a measuring subject from the measuring subject table and launches a predetermined simulated cyber-attack thereon, and a notification part that notifies a predetermined skill measurement apparatus of the selected measuring subject and a source IP address used in the simulated cyber-attack;
- and
- a skill measurement apparatus that comprises an action recording part that records the communicated content between a measuring subject whose skill in handling a cyber-attack is to be measured and the source of a simulated cyber-attack, and a skill measurement part that evaluates the skill of the measuring subject in handling a cyber-attack on the basis of whether or not the content of communication between the measuring subject and the simulated cyber-attack source includes signature indicating a predetermined search action.
A skill measurement method including:
- recording a communicated content between a measuring subject whose skill in handling a cyber-attack is to be measured and a simulated cyber-attack source;
- and
- evaluating the skill of the measuring subject in handling a cyber-attack on the basis of whether or not the communicated content between the measuring subject and the simulated cyber-attack source includes signature indicating a predetermined search action.
A simulated cyber-attack method including:
- selecting a measuring subject from a measuring subject table that stores a plurality of measuring subjects whose security handling skill is to be measured and launching a predetermined simulated cyber-attack thereon;
- and
- notifying a predetermined skill measurement apparatus of the selected measuring subject and a source IP address used in the simulated cyber-attack.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.