The problem of designing cyber-security systems and policies that adapt as quickly as their attackers do is becoming increasingly important as the world becomes more network-centric and dependent on technology. This paper proposes a new approach to this problem. Namely, it argues that there exists a significant conceptual overlap between theories of military command and control and those of information security. Specifically, the latter lends itself to the study of intentions as the basis for a proactive analytical approach that will provide a more intuitive interface between automated activity and human oversight as well as superior predictive analysis.
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