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Terms like "Science of Cyber" or "Cyber Science" have been appearing inliterature with growing frequency, and influential organizations initiatedresearch initiatives toward developing such a science even though it is notclearly defined. We propose to define the domain of the science of cybersecurity by noting the most salient artifact within cyber security -- malicioussoftware -- and defining the domain as comprised of phenomena that involvemalicious software (as well as legitimate software and protocols usedmaliciously) used to compel a computing device or a network of computingdevices to perform actions desired by the perpetrator of malicious software(the attacker) and generally contrary to the intent (the policy) of thelegitimate owner or operator (the defender) of the computing device(s). Wefurther define the science of cyber security as the study of relations --preferably expressed as theoretically-grounded models -- between attributes,structures and dynamics of: violations of cyber security policy; the network ofcomputing devices under attack; the defenders' tools and techniques; and theattackers' tools and techniques where malicious software plays the centralrole. We offer a simple formalism of these key objects within cyber science andsystematically derive a classification of primary problem classes within cyberscience.

Science of Cyber Security as a System of Models and Problems