Chad A. Bollmann

21 papers B 1Misc 1Journal 2Unranked 17
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2025 — conf
Analyzing Changes in the Self-similarity of Industrial Control System Network Traffic Caused by Bursty Sources.
HICSS
Bryan Martin, William McCurdy, Chad A. Bollmann
2025 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Applied Security Through Cyber Innovation and Implementation.
HICSS
Nick Tsamis, Chad A. Bollmann, Britta Hale, James Scrofani
2024 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Critical Infrastructure and Cyber Systems.
HICSS
Britta Hale, Nick Tsamis, James Scrofani, Chad A. Bollmann
2023 B conf
Characterizing Changes in Self-Similarity Between Edge and Core Network Traffic.
LCN
Bryan Martin, Chad A. Bollmann
2023 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Cyber Systems: Their Science, Engineering, and Security.
HICSS
Britta Hale, James Scrofani, Chad A. Bollmann
2023 — conf
Self-Similarity of Traffic Within a 5G Standalone Network.
ICUFN
Bryan Martin, Jacob Snyder, Chad A. Bollmann
2023 — conf
Self-similarity based network anomaly detection for industrial control systems.
CNS
Bryan Martin, Chad A. Bollmann
2022 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Cyber Systems: Their Science, Engineering, and Security.
HICSS
Chad A. Bollmann, James Scrofani, John D. Roth, Britta Hale
2021 — conf
A Novel Adaptable Framework for Covert Communications in Anonymized Protocols.
MILCOM
Vikram Kanth, Chad A. Bollmann, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen
2021 J jnl
An Attack Vector Taxonomy for Mobile Telephony Security Vulnerabilities.
Computer
Matthew Lanoue, Chad A. Bollmann, James Bret Michael, John D. Roth, Duminda Wijesekera
2021 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Cyber Systems: Their Science, Engineering, and Security.
HICSS
James Scrofani, Chad A. Bollmann, John D. Roth, Britta Hale
2021 J jnl
Resilient real-time network anomaly detection using novel non-parametric statistical tests.
Comput. Secur.
Chad A. Bollmann, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen
2021 — conf
Spoofed Networks: Exploitation of GNSS Security Vulnerability in 4G and 5G Mobile Networks.
SPECTS
Matthew Lanoue, James Bret Michael, Chad A. Bollmann
2020 — conf
A Novel Lévy-Impulse Mixture Based Connection Model for Computer Network Traffic.
ICSPCS
Jamie L. Safar, Chad A. Bollmann, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen
2020 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on The Science and Engineering of Cyber Systems.
HICSS
John D. Roth, James Scrofani, Chad A. Bollmann
2019 — conf
Aggregated Impulses: Towards Explanatory Models for Self-Similar Alpha Stable Network Traffic.
ICSPCS
Jorge Gonzalez, Joshua Clymer, Chad A. Bollmann
2019 — conf
Introduction to the Minitrack on Cyber Systems and Analytics.
HICSS
James Scrofani, John D. Roth, Chad A. Bollmann
2019 — conf
Modeling Worm Propagation and Insider Threat in Air-Gapped Network using Modified SEIQV Model.
ICSPCS
Jamie L. Safar, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen, Chad A. Bollmann
2019 — conf
Towards An Explanatory Model for Network Traffic.
Sarnoff Symposium
Jorge Gonzalez, Joshua Clymer, Chad A. Bollmann
2018 — conf
Techniques to Improve Stable Distribution Modeling of Network Traffic.
HICSS
Chad A. Bollmann, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen, Jim Scrofani, Mark Kragh
2017 Misc conf
Representation of positive alpha-stable network traffic through levy mixtures.
ACSSC
Chad A. Bollmann, Murali Tummala, John C. McEachen