International Journal of Critical Infrastructures, Volume 4

Volume 4, Numbers 1/2, 2008

• Carl H. Hauser, David E. Bakken, Ioanna Dionysiou, K. Harald Gjermundrød, Venkata S. Irava, Joel Helkey, Anjan Bose:
  Security, trust, and QoS in next-generation control and communication for large power systems. 3-16
  
• José R. Martí, Jorge A. Hollman, Carlos Ventura, Juri Jatskevich:
  Dynamic recovery of critical infrastructures: real-time temporal coordination. 17-31
  
• Alberto Stefanini, Marcelo Masera:
  The security of power systems and the role of information and communication technologies: lessons from the recent blackouts. 32-45
  
• Karsten Peters, Lubos Buzna, Dirk Helbing:
  Modelling of cascading effects and efficient response to disaster spreading in complex networks. 46-62
  
• Vittorio Rosato, L. Issacharoff, F. Tiriticco, Sandro Meloni, Stefano De Porcellinis, Roberto Setola:
  Modelling interdependent infrastructures using interacting dynamical models. 63-79
  
• Enrico Zio, Claudio M. Rocco Sanseverino:
  Security assessment in complex networks exposed to terrorist hazard: a simulation approach. 80-95
  
• Tom Rigole, Koen Vanthournout, K. De Brabandere, Geert Deconinck:
  Agents controlling the electric power infrastructure. 96-109
  
• Stefano De Porcellinis, Roberto Setola, Stefano Panzieri, Giovanni Ulivi:
  Simulation of heterogeneous and interdependent critical infrastructures. 110-128
  
• Giovanna Dondossola, Judit Szanto, Marcelo Masera, Igor Nai Fovino:
  Effects of intentional threats to power substation control systems. 129-143
  

• Adrian V. Gheorghe, Dan V. Vamanu:
  Quantitative Vulnerability Assessment of Critical Infrastructures: watching for hidden faults. 144-152
  
• Fabien Pouget, Marc Dacier, Van-Hau Pham:
  Understanding threats: a prerequisite to enhance survivability of computing systems. 153-171
  
• Enrico Zio, Giovanni Sansavini:
  A systematic procedure for analysing network systems. 172-184
  
• Nicolas Vanderavero, Xavier Brouckaert, Olivier Bonaventure, Baudouin Le Charlier:
  The HoneyTank: a scalable approach to collect malicious internet traffic. 185-205
  

• Ferenc Jordán:
  Predicting target selection by terrorists: a network analysis of the 2005 London underground attacks. 206-214
  

Volume 4, Number 3, 2008

• Ali A. Ghorbani, Ebrahim Bagheri:
  The state of the art in critical infrastructure protection: a framework for convergence. 215-244
  
• Jemal H. Abawajy:
  Security and privacy threats to volunteer computing. 245-255
  
• W. J. Zhang, X. Liu, Choon-Lee Chai, Ralph Deters, Dong Liu, Dmytro Dyachuk, Y. L. Tu, Zaheer Baber:
  Social network analysis of the vulnerabilities of interdependent critical infrastructures. 256-273
  
• Y. L. Tu, W. J. Zhang, X. Liu, W. Li, C.-L. Chai, Ralph Deters:
  A disaster response management system based on the control systems technology. 274-295
  
• Meili Chen, Al Geist, David E. Bernholdt, Kasidit Chanchio, Daniel L. Million:
  The design and prototype of RUDA, a distributed grid accounting system. 296-307
  
• Hyunjoon Jung, Hyuck Han, Hyungsoo Jung, Heon Young Yeom:
  Dynamic and fine-grained authentication and authorisation for grid computing. 308-318
  
• Stefano Zanero, Giuliano Casale:
  GIVS: integrity validation for grid security. 319-333
  

Volume 4, Number 4, 2008

• Maria Kjaerland:
  Profiling coordinated cyber incidents towards the critical infrastructure in Norway. 335-352
  
• Benoit Robert, Luciano Morabito:
  The operational tools for managing physical interdependencies among critical infrastructures. 353-367
  
• Dan V. Vamanu, Adrian V. Gheorghe, Valentin T. Acasandrei, Bogdan I. Vamanu:
  Critical issues with 'minor league' nuclear infrastructures: the back end of the life cycle. 368-391
  
• Benoit Robert, Renaud De Calan, Luciano Morabito:
  Modelling interdependencies among critical infrastructures. 392-408
  
• H. A. M. (Eric) Luiijf, Albert Nieuwenhuijs:
  Extensible threat taxonomy for critical infrastructures. 409-417
  

• Jos L. M. Vrancken, Jan van den Berg, Michel dos Santos Soares:
  Human factors in system reliability: lessons learnt from the Maeslant storm surge barrier in The Netherlands. 418-429
  
• Adrian V. Gheorghe, Dan V. Vamanu:
  Forest fire essentials: a cellular automaton-wise, percolation-oriented model. 430-444
  
• Mike McGinnis, Wayne Buck:
  NATO and Old Dominion University co-host disaster and incident management symposium. 445-454
  

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