AvTA Based Assessment of Dependability Considering Recovery After Failures and Attacks on Vulnerabilities

Kharchenko, Vyacheslav; Ponochovniy, Yuriy; Abdulmunem, Al-Sudani Mustafa Qahtan; Shulga, I. V.

doi:10.1109/idaacs.2019.8924251

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“…That were designed to provide a response to these concerns, and then will compare to the results with the attack security tree analysis (AcTA) method, which it helps us to understand the system performance. For our work we take case study the smart building, according to [20], it become part from system design of IoT, and it need to be insuring and security [21].…”

Section: System Performance According To Rbd Ata and Acta Methodsmentioning

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Assessment of control and monitoring system design security using the attack security tree analysis method

Qahtan Alsudani,

Fayez Yousif,

Nooruldeen Alsafi

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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<span>Because of the efficiency of the system and the fact that it successfully completed the tasks that were given to it under specific conditions, we are compelled to look for a way to measure these requirements according to the conditions and guidelines that were established by the people who make use of the system. Conduct an investigation into the many techniques that are available for use in analysis in light of the following conditions: i) sufficient time to detect the mistake, ii) time to maintenance, iii) the total number of constituents involved in the analytical process, and iv) an explanation of the level of complexity provided to the user. In this article, we will provide a concise overview of a number of different approaches, along with our recommendations for the most effective ones based on the issues raised earlier.</span>

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Section: System Performance According To Rbd Ata and Acta Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of control and monitoring system design security using the attack security tree analysis method

Qahtan Alsudani,

Fayez Yousif,

Nooruldeen Alsafi

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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“…Various formal methods, like FMECA-analysis of the fault and attack tree and Markov models of availability, are used to evaluate the reliability of hardware and software (HW and SW) [7]. According to the characteristics of the BAS components and architecture, various service strategies concerning reliability and cyber security are not examined in detail [8][9][10][11]. As a result, the scientific challenge is to develop models and methods of information technology for the availability of Smart Building Information and Control System Cyber security, taking into account attacks on vulnerabilities and defects in software components, common and separate maintenance procedures by reliability, and security [12].…”

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Models and Methods of Information and Control System Cyber–security for Smart Buildings

Fakhruldeen,

A. Kadhim,

Abdulridha Shyaa

et al. 2023

Mal. J. Fund. Appl. Sci.

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Smart building management systems today employ the architectural multi-level creation of a system of unified components. Such a market is dynamic and always expanding, and sometimes the developers of such components stop maintaining their products or even collapse and vanish. It's not always possible to use professional-level components from proven developers when a building automation system (BAS) project budget is limited. The construction and analysis of models that consider the dependability and cyber security aspects of maintenance as well as ways of validating the selection of components, strategies, and service parameters are both necessary steps in finding compromises between the BAS architecture's value and quality. Use of information technology to determine maintenance parameters based on a model and model development approach.

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AvTA Based Assessment of Dependability Considering Recovery After Failures and Attacks on Vulnerabilities

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

Assessment of control and monitoring system design security using the attack security tree analysis method

Assessment of control and monitoring system design security using the attack security tree analysis method

Models and Methods of Information and Control System Cyber–security for Smart Buildings

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