Abstract. Security Management is a necessary process in order to obtain an accurate security policy for Information and Communication Systems (ICS). Organizations spend a lot of money and time to implement their security policy. Existing risk assessment, business continuity and security management tools are unable to meet the growing needs of the current, distributed, complex IS and their critical data and services. Identifying these weaknesses and exploiting advanced open-source technologies and interactive software tools, we propose a secure, collaborative environment (STORM) for the security management of ICS's.
The large amount of sensitive information and services that Ports' Information Systems (PIS) manage require effective security management. Existing risk assessment, business continuity and security management methodologies and standards are unable to meet the needs of the PIS responding to their complexity and criticality. Identifying these weaknesses and exploiting advanced open-source technologies and interactive software tools, we propose a secure, collaborative environment (S-Port) for the security management of PIS.
Commercial ports are large scale infrastructures which their Information and Telecommunication (PIT) systems offer critical services and host sensitive data. However the current maritime legislation or standardization efforts do not sufficiently cover the IT security of the commercial ports. Identifying these needs we propose a collaborative environment offering security management services including a targeted risk management methodology which will help commercial ports to self manage their security.
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