Development of a method for determining the indicators of manipulation based on morphological synthesis

Yevseiev, Serhii; Katsalap, Vitaliy; Mikhieiev, Yurii; Savchuk, Vladyslava; Pribyliev, Yurii; Milov, Oleksandr; Pohasii, Serhii; Оpirskyy, Іvan; Лукова-Чуйко, Наталія; Korol, Ihor

doi:10.15587/1729-4061.2022.258675

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“…To assess the current state of the security level and individual security indicators, many different security indicators are used [13,14]. However, most of them are far from the results described above.…”

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Development of a concept for cybersecurity metrics classification

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The development of the IT industry and computing resources allows the formation of cyberphysical social systems (CPSS), which are the integration of wireless mobile and Internet technologies and the combination of the Internet of things with the technologies of cyberphysical systems. To build protection systems, while minimizing both computing and economic costs, various sets of security profiles are used, ensuring the continuity of critical business processes. To assess/compare the level of CPSS security, various assessment methods based on a set of metrics are generally used. Security metrics are tools for providing up-to-date information about the state of the security level, cost characteristics/parameters from both the defense and attack sides. However, the choice of such sets is not always the same/understandable to the average person. This, firstly, leads to the absence of a generally accepted and unambiguous definition, which means that one system is more secure than another. Secondly, it does not take into account the signs of synergy and hybridity of modern targeted attacks. Without this knowledge, it is impossible to show that the metric measures the security level objectively. Thirdly, there is no universal formal model for all metrics that could be used for rigorous analysis. The paper explores the possibility of defining a basic formal model (classifier) for analyzing security metrics. The proposed security assessment model takes into account not only the level of secrecy of information resources, the level of provision of security services, but also allows, based on the requirements put forward, forming the necessary set of security assessment metrics, taking into account the requirements for the continuity of business processes. The average value of the provision of security services to CPSS information resources is 0.99, with an average value of the security level of information resources of 0.8

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