Empirical Evaluation of Decision Policies for Security Probing under Partial Observability: Efficiency Gains and Entropy-Induced Failure Regimes

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1. Verfasser: Pérez Contreras, Benjamín Felipe
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contents <p>This work presents an empirical evaluation of decision policies for security probing under partial observability. We analyze efficiency gains and entropy-induced failure regimes in automated security testing scenarios. Using methods from reinforcement learning and sequential decision-making, we quantify the performance of various probing strategies and highlight trade-offs between exploration and exploitation under uncertainty. Our results provide actionable insights for designing robust autonomous security systems and contribute to the theoretical understanding of decision-making in partially observable stochastic environments.</p>
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spellingShingle Empirical Evaluation of Decision Policies for Security Probing under Partial Observability: Efficiency Gains and Entropy-Induced Failure Regimes
Pérez Contreras, Benjamín Felipe
Security, Offensive Security, POMDP, Machine Learning, Penetration Testing, Decision Policies
<p>This work presents an empirical evaluation of decision policies for security probing under partial observability. We analyze efficiency gains and entropy-induced failure regimes in automated security testing scenarios. Using methods from reinforcement learning and sequential decision-making, we quantify the performance of various probing strategies and highlight trade-offs between exploration and exploitation under uncertainty. Our results provide actionable insights for designing robust autonomous security systems and contribute to the theoretical understanding of decision-making in partially observable stochastic environments.</p>
title Empirical Evaluation of Decision Policies for Security Probing under Partial Observability: Efficiency Gains and Entropy-Induced Failure Regimes
topic Security, Offensive Security, POMDP, Machine Learning, Penetration Testing, Decision Policies
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18099840