Many systems on our planet shift abruptly and irreversibly from the desired state to an
undesired state when forced across a “tipping point”. Some examples are mass extinctions …

In modern society, critical infrastructures (CIs) resilience has become a critical issue in crisis
management and CIs protection. However, various threats/hazards could lead to disruption …

Critical infrastructure networks such as electric power, water distribution, natural gas,
transportation and telecommunications are the backbone of modern societies as they …

Chemical industrial parks, being critical infrastructures, are susceptible to domino effects
triggered by intentional attacks. Previous research on security risk management has mainly …

Resilience is often thought of as the ability to withstand a disruption and recover quickly from
it. Thus, improving the resilience of an infrastructure system is often associated with reducing …

This paper defines the hazards that can cause direct localized damage or interruption as
Spatially Localized Attacks (SLAs). The SLAs-induced impact on a critical infrastructure …

Cybersecurity poses a difficult challenge to supply chains, as a firm may be affected by an
attack on another firm in the supply chain. For example, a retailer's consumer data might be …

Critical infrastructure networks such as transportation, telecommunications, electric power,
natural gas and oil, and water distribution rely on one another for their proper functionality …

Many real-world complex systems, such as power grids, the Internet, transportation
networks, and complex information systems networks, which can be modeled abstractly with …

In this paper, we present a methodological framework for resilience analysis of
interdependent critical infrastructure systems and use artificial interdependent power and …