The Economics of Information Security¶
Anderson, R., & Moore, T. (2006). The Economics of Information Security. Science, 314(5799), 610-613.
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- Peltzman Effect
- And in cybersecurity, deploying a strong perimeter control lowers the perceived cost of a breach, so defender attention migrates away from interior layers — the offset landing as neglected internal segmentation rather than as aggregated defense.
This sourceEstablishes that security failures are driven by misaligned incentives and effort migration as much as by technology — the basis for risk-compensation/attention-migration effects across security layers.
- And in cybersecurity, deploying a strong perimeter control lowers the perceived cost of a breach, so defender attention migrates away from interior layers — the offset landing as neglected internal segmentation rather than as aggregated defense.
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