Application of minmax theory to cybersecurity modeling

Cybersecurity is a critical area where adversaries continuously attempt to exploit system vulnerabilities, while defenders aim to minimize risk and damage. This paper explores how MinMax theory, a fundamental concept in game theory, can be applied to model cybersecurity problems. We present a mathematical formulation and an example illustrating the effectiveness of MinMax strategies in cybersecurity defense.

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Journal
Advances in Fixed Point Theory
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.28919/afpt/9274
Primary Topic
Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Application of minmax theory to cybersecurity modeling

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Abstract

Cybersecurity is a critical area where adversaries continuously attempt to exploit system vulnerabilities, while defenders aim to minimize risk and damage. This paper explores how MinMax theory, a fundamental concept in game theory, can be applied to model cybersecurity problems. We present a mathematical formulation and an example illustrating the effectiveness of MinMax strategies in cybersecurity defense.

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