Computer-aided security assessment of water networks monitoring platforms

Gentile, Ugo; Marrone, S.; Nardone, Roberto; Bellini, Emanuele

doi:10.1016/j.ijcip.2020.100390

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“…A deeper description of the implementation level details of this model transformation is out of the scope of this paper. An example of an implementation of a similar transformation is presented in [48]. It is important to underline again that this description is not exhaustive and it serves as a baseline to define a formal model-transformation from the CR UML Profile annotated model to the BN model.…”

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Cyber Resilience Meta-Modelling: The Railway Communication Case Study

2021

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Recent times have demonstrated how much the modern critical infrastructures (e.g., energy, essential services, people and goods transportation) depend from the global communication networks. However, in the current Cyber-Physical World convergence, sophisticated attacks to the cyber layer can provoke severe damages to both physical structures and the operations of infrastructure affecting not only its functionality and safety, but also triggering cascade effects in other systems because of the tight interdependence of the systems that characterises the modern society. Hence, critical infrastructure must integrate the current cyber-security approach based on risk avoidance with a broader perspective provided by the emerging cyber-resilience paradigm. Cyber resilience is aimed as a way absorb the consequences of these attacks and to recover the functionality quickly and safely through adaptation. Several high-level frameworks and conceptualisations have been proposed but a formal definition capable of translating cyber resilience into an operational tool for decision makers considering all aspects of such a multifaceted concept is still missing. To this end, the present paper aims at providing an operational formalisation for cyber resilience starting from the Cyber Resilience Ontology presented in a previous work using model-driven principles. A domain model is defined to cope with the different aspects and “resilience-assurance” processes that it can be valid in various application domains. In this respect, an application case based on critical transportation communications systems, namely the railway communication system, is provided to prove the feasibility of the proposed approach and to identify future improvements.

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Cyber Resilience Meta-Modelling: The Railway Communication Case Study

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A Model-Driven Framework for Water Supply Management System (MWS)

Azhar,

Azam,

Anwar

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2023 International Conference on Frontiers of Information Technology (FIT)

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Improving computer network security evaluation with grey relational analysis and probabilistic simplified neutrosophic sets

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Chen*

2023

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The popularity of computer network has provided great convenience for people’s work and life, but it has also brought corresponding information security problems. It is very important to do a good job in computer network security evaluation. Conventional computer network security evaluation can be realized with the help of firewalls, antivirus software, etc., while in the face of complex computer network applications, it is necessary to adopt a security evaluation method with good operability and wider application range. The computer network security evaluation is viewed as multiple attribute decision-making (MADM) issue. In this paper, an extended probabilistic simplified neutrosophic number grey relational analysis (PSNN-GRA) method is established for computer network security evaluation. The PSNN-GRA method integrated with Criteria Importance Though Intercrieria Correlation (CRITIC) method in probabilistic simplified neutrosophic sets (PSNSs) circumstance is applied to rank the optional alternatives and a numerical example for computer network security evaluation is used to proof the newly proposed method’s practicability along with the comparison with other methods. The results display that the approach is uncomplicated, valid and simple to compute.

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Computer-aided security assessment of water networks monitoring platforms

Cited by 4 publications

References 55 publications

Cyber Resilience Meta-Modelling: The Railway Communication Case Study

Cyber Resilience Meta-Modelling: The Railway Communication Case Study

A Model-Driven Framework for Water Supply Management System (MWS)

Improving computer network security evaluation with grey relational analysis and probabilistic simplified neutrosophic sets

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