Main principles of designing the modern protection systems architecture

Buinevich, Mikhail; Izrailov, Konstantin; Pokusov, V.; Yaroshenko, A. V.

doi:10.37468/2307-1400-2020-3-51-58

National Security and Strategic Planning

2020

DOI: 10.37468/2307-1400-2020-3-51-58

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Main principles of designing the modern protection systems architecture

Mikhail Buinevich

Konstantin Izrailov

V. Pokusov³

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Abstract: The problem of building a unified protection system based on qualitatively different sub-systems responsible for their classes of attacks is considered. The following five basic principles of designing architectures of such systems are proposed: artificial decomposition, necessity and sufficiency of subsystems, structural invariance, universalization of interaction, and a single in-formation space. Graphical diagrams of examples of application of the principles are given.

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Application of Categorical Division to Classify Motivation For Insider Activities

Vlasov

2023

Telecom IT

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Statement of the problem: identifying insider activities in organizations that lead to threats to information security, one of the first steps of which should be the study of the motivation that pushes employees to illegal actions. The purpose of the work is to synthesize the main classes of insider motivations; at the same time, the classes must cover all possible situations, and each of the classes must not overlap with others. Methods used: categorical division to identify classes and their practical justification. Novelty: in contrast to the existing motivations of insiders, the proposed classification meets the criteria of necessity and sufficiency, thereby being initially sufficiently consistent and covering all cases; Moreover, all classes are obtained theoretically using the strict logic of categorical division. Result: the use of categorical division identified 3 pairs of categories (Internal vs External, Physical vs Psycho-emotional, Benefit or good intentions vs Harm or malicious intent), which made it possible to form 8 unique classes of insider motivations based on their combinations. The existence of each class is confirmed by the presence of a corresponding publication. Theoretical relevance: a unified set of insider motivation classes was obtained that meets the criteria of necessity and sufficiency. Practical relevance: the resulting classes of insider motivations can be used to understand the reasons for such illegal activities and, therefore, to create effective ways to counteract them.

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Application of Categorical Division to Classify Motivation For Insider Activities

Vlasov

2023

Telecom IT

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Formalization and determination of the protocol correctness for information and technical interaction (on the example of integrated information security system)

Pokussov¹

2021

Informatization and Communication

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The article deals with the problem of designing protocols for information and technical interaction, which have a sign of correctness. For this, its model is built in graphical and analytical form, as well as using a modified adjacency matrix. A classification of modules participating in the interaction is proposed, namely the following: terminal sensor and executor, degenerate handler, object storage, intermediate handler. Five correctness requirements for the protocol are introduced: the need and sufficiency of exchange objects, input and output terminality of modules, and their involvement. For each of the requirements, a formal definition is given - in terms of an adjacency matrix, as well as an algorithm for their verification. The synthesized requirements and algorithms are used for the author›s protocol of information and technical interaction in an integrated information security system. As a result, the correctness of the protocol is proved.

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Background to the necessity of continuous ranking of fire safety requirements

Yaroshenko

2021

National Security and Strategic Planning

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The article is devoted to the problem of ensuring fire safety in conditions of a large number of requirements, the assessment of the results of the joint implementation of which turns out to be a difficult-to-predict task. As a result, this does not allow drawing up an action plan to meet the requirements, taking into account the required effectiveness, efficiency and resource efficiency. For a deeper study of this problem, a review of scientific publications was made, which reflects these requirements, the effects of their joint implementation, the difficulties that arise that affect these external factors. At the end, a number of conclusions are drawn, one of which speaks of the need to create a method for ranking requirements, the application of which should take place in a continuous mode, thereby updating measures to ensure fire safety, depending on the current situation and the process of the development of the incident.

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Main principles of designing the modern protection systems architecture

Cited by 7 publications

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Application of Categorical Division to Classify Motivation For Insider Activities

Application of Categorical Division to Classify Motivation For Insider Activities

Formalization and determination of the protocol correctness for information and technical interaction (on the example of integrated information security system)

Background to the necessity of continuous ranking of fire safety requirements

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