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Resilience of Critical Infrastructure Systems to Hybrid Threats with Information Disruption
Heimir Thorisson, Fabrizio Baiardi, David G. Angeler, Kuldar Taveter, Ashok Vasheasta, Paul D. Rowe, Wojciech Piotrowicz, Thomas L. Polmateer, James H. Lambert, Igor Linkov
Technologies such as smartphones, identification, sensors, and actuators are the basic components of an infrastructure that offers efficiencies and conveniences for citizens, governments, and organizations. This infrastructure faces a variety of threats including kinetic assaults, natural hazards, and accidents as well as information disruption and misinformation. Furthermore, interdependencies among components increase the vulnerabilities of infrastructures. This chapter identifies challenges and solutions to countering hybrid threats by describing data availabilities and needs and by reviewing available theory and methods, even from other fields. The chapter reviews current and ongoing scenarios to assess forecasting methods for future one. Lastly, it also offers some guidelines to increase infrastructure resilience.
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