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2024
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Stephen S. Kirkman, Steven Fulton, Jeffrey Hemmes, Christopher Mark Garcia, Justin C. Wilson:
A Blockchain Architecture to Increase the Resilience of Industrial Control Systems from the Effects of a Ransomware Attack: A Proposal and Initial Results. ACM Trans. Cyber Phys. Syst. 8(1): 9:1-9:13 (2024)

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2018
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Stephen S. Kirkman:
A Data Movement Policy Framework for Improving Trust in the Cloud Using Smart Contracts and Blockchains. IC2E 2018: 270-273
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Stephen S. Kirkman, Richard Newman:
A Cloud Data Movement Policy Architecture Based on Smart Contracts and the Ethereum Blockchain. IC2E 2018: 371-377
2017
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Stephen S. Kirkman, Richard Newman:
Bridging the Cloud Trust Gap: Using ORCON Policy to Manage Consumer Trust between Different Clouds. EDGE 2017: 82-89

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