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The fields of study encompassed by cyber science and engineering are broadand poorly defined at this time. As national governments and researchcommunities increase their recognition of the importance, urgency and technicalrichness of these disciplines, a question of priorities arises: what specificsub-areas of research should be the foci of attention and funding? In thispaper we point to an approach to answering this question. We explore results ofa recent workshop that postulated possible game-changers or disruptive changesthat might occur in cyber security within the next 15 years. We suggest thatsuch game-changers may be useful in focusing attention of research communitieson high-priority topics. Indeed, if a drastic, important change is likely tooccur, should we not focus our research efforts on the nature and ramificationsof the phenomena pertaining to that change? We illustrate each of thegame-changers examples of related current research, and then offerrecommendations for advancement of cyber science and engineering with respectto each of the six game-changers.

Six Potential Game-Changers in Cyber Security: Towards Priorities in Cyber Science and Engineering