Dirk Van Bruggen

According to our database, Dirk Van Bruggen authored at least 10 papers between 2008 and 2021.

Collaborative distances:

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2021

Towards Self-Adaptive Cyber Deception for Defense.

Jason Landsborough, Luke Carpenter, Braulio Coronado, Sunny Fugate, Kimberly Ferguson-Walter, Dirk Van Bruggen

Proceedings of the 54th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2021

Human Factors in Automating Cyber Operations.

Robert S. Gutzwiller, Dirk Van Bruggen

Proceedings of the 54th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2021

2019

The World (of CTF) is Not Enough Data: Lessons Learned from a Cyber Deception Experiment.

Kimberly Ferguson-Walter, Maxine Major, Dirk Van Bruggen, Sunny Fugate, Robert S. Gutzwiller

Proceedings of the 5th IEEE International Conference on Collaboration and Internet Computing, 2019

2015

Is There WiFi Yet? How Aggressive WiFi Probe Requests Deteriorate Energy and Throughput.

Xueheng Hu, Lixing Song, Dirk Van Bruggen, Aaron Striegel

CoRR, 2015

Is There WiFi Yet?: How Aggressive Probe Requests Deteriorate Energy and Throughput.

Xueheng Hu, Lixing Song, Dirk Van Bruggen, Aaron Striegel

Proceedings of the 2015 ACM Internet Measurement Conference, 2015

2014

An exploratory investigation of message-person congruence in information security awareness campaigns.

Mitchell Kajzer, John D'Arcy, Charles R. Crowell, Aaron Striegel, Dirk Van Bruggen

Comput. Secur., 2014

2013

Modifying smartphone user locking behavior.

Dirk Van Bruggen, Shu Liu, Mitch Kajzer, Aaron Striegel, Charles R. Crowell, John D'Arcy

Proceedings of the Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security, 2013

2010

Managing networks through context: Graph visualization and exploration.

Qi Liao, Andrew Blaich, Dirk Van Bruggen, Aaron Striegel

Comput. Networks, 2010

A relative time implementation for delay-tolerant networks.

Dirk Van Bruggen, Calvin Ardi

Proceedings of the 5th ACM workshop on Challenged networks, 2010

2008

Gene set analyses for interpreting microarray experiments on prokaryotic organisms.

Nathan L. Tintle, Aaron A. Best, Matthew DeJongh, Dirk Van Bruggen, Fred Heffron, Steffen Porwollik, Ronald C. Taylor

BMC Bioinform., 2008