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Approach to presenting network infrastructure of cyberphysical systems to minimize the cyberattack neutralization time

Lavrova et al., 2019

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11472859636287147884
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Lavrova D
Zaitseva E
Zegzhda D
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Automatic Control and Computer Sciences

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This article proposes an approach to presenting the network infrastructure of cyberphysical systems to provide a more rapid identification of a suitable variant to rearranging the route on a graph that characterizes the target function. The proposed approach minimizes the …
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