Bugra Karabey's Schools

• MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, INFORMATICS INSTITUTE , Class of 2010 Ph.D in Information Science and Systems PhD on Infosec, methodology devised during the PhD study filed for a US Patent (Patent Pending US PTO # 12/493,799 June 29, 2009)

• MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, INFORMATICS INSTITUTE , Class of 2004 MS in Information Science and Systems

• BASKENT UNIVERSITY , Class of 2002 MBA

• Bilkent University , Class of 1993 Bachelors in Electrical Engineering

Bugra Karabey's Publications

• Information security metric integrating enterprise objectives, Security Technology, 2009. 43rd Annual 2009 International Carnahan Conference on October, 2009 IEEE Computer Society (IEEE) Security is one of the key concerns in the domain of information technology systems. Maintaining the confidentiality, integrity and availability of such systems, mandates a rigorous prior analysis of the security risks that confront these systems. In order to analyze, mitigate and recover from these risks a metrics based approach is essential in prioritizing the response strategies against these risks. In addition to that the enterprise objectives must be focally integrated in the definition, impact calculation and prioritization phases of this analysis to come up with metrics that are useful both for the technical and managerial communities within an organization. Also the inclusion of enterprise objectives in the identification of information assets will act as a preliminary filter to overcome the real life scalability issues inherent with such threat modeling efforts. Within this study an attack tree based approach will be utilized to offer an information security risk metric that integrates the enterprise objectives with the information asset vulnerabilities within an organization. In the essential step of enterprise resource identification, the resource-based view of a company will be utilized.

• Clash of the Brainwaves, Proceedings Amber Art & Tech Festival 2009 November, 2009 A cyber musical duet between a plant and a human being. Human inputs are via EEG (electroencephalogram), EOG (electrooculgram) and EMG (electromyogram) and the plant’s inputs are via the measured bioelectric potential changes. Computer which runs the synthesis and generative music software acts as the middleware and the melting pot for this weird and unique musical interaction between the species.

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