Develop a Methodology for Cyber-Electronic Warfare Battle Damage Assessment (BDA) using Game Theory

The government has identified the DARPA PlanX program as a likely transition program for this technology. As such, the toolset designed in Phase I will be redesigned in Phase II to be compatible with the PlanX data formats and API, and the revised design shall be implemented and tested. The core algorithms in the decision process will be redesigned to function in the PlanX architecture to enable selecting from proposed CoA based upon the probability of accomplishing the mission within the parameters identified by the mission planner. The contractor will work closely with the PlanX team to integrate this module into PlanX. Rather than conducting experiments to measure the probabilities associated with the factors identified in Phase I, the contractor will develop an automated range that can allow testing of attacks against Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and will be compatible with the PlanX range API and based upon the Open Stack Architecture used in PlanX. In addition, a stand-alone tool that could be used apart from PlanX (but which is compatible with the PlanX data formats and API) for comparison of cyber and kinetic attacks.