Security Modeling with BDMP: From Theory to Implementation
Ludovic Piètre-Cambacédès, Yann Deflesselle, Marc Bouissou · 2011
This paper discusses the implementation and use of the BDMP (Boolean logic Driven Markov Processes) formalism, recently adapted to graphical attack modeling. Theoretically, it offers an attractive trade-off between readability, scalability, modeling power and quantification capabilities. In practice, efficient model construction and analysis need complementary tools and enhancements. They have been developed only once the implementation and the first security studies have been realized. In particular, attack sequence filtering based on attacker profiles and sensitivity analysis provide a significant help. Perspectives include the addition of a security pattern library or the connection with other modeling frameworks.