Use case of waterwork physical protection system robustness evaluation as a part of Slovak critical infrastructure

Loveček, Tomáš; Šiser, Anton; Mariš, Ladislav

doi:10.1109/ccst.2017.8167811

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“…Indeed, this type of testing can also be used for designing the critical infrastructure elements in different types of alarm systems. In addition to critical infrastructure, the results of experimental tests can be used to ensure the continuity of road traffic, particularly in the case of video surveillance systems testing against extreme weather conditions [13][14].…”

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Possibilities for Experimental Testing of Alarm Transmission Systems

Boroš¹,

Kučera²,

Zvaková³

et al. 2020

Komunikácie

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In the current digital era, information is a basis of some systems. In the area of information, great emphasis is also placed on its security and possibilities of use. The basis of the alarm transmission system is information about the protected object, which is transmitted to the remote center of the alarm transmission system. Operators of alarm transmission system centers should be obliged to carry out regular testing of the availability of individual transmission networks. At present, there is a trend that those tests are carried out by telephone calls between the two technicians and the time of transmission of information is measured utilizing a stopwatch. To automate this process, a test facility has been created that can simulate and record the intrusion of a protected object. Initial experimental tests have ascertained whether it is possible, with the test equipment, to generate the data necessary to assess the reliability of alarm transmission systems.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Possibilities for Experimental Testing of Alarm Transmission Systems

Boroš¹,

Kučera²,

Zvaková³

et al. 2020

Komunikácie

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“…More precisely, assigning values to each indicator will be done using an expert evaluation based on data and results obtained from methods used for data acquisition. The methodology was elaborated on the basis of large literature research (Brickson 2007;Buganova et al 2014;Eames and Moffett 1999;Fraser and Henry 2007;Hesarzadeh and Bazrafshan 2018;Holla et al 2010;Karjalainen et al 2020;Kubas et al 2017;Kurc and Oktay 2018;Lewis et al 2015;Lovecek and Ristvej 2010;Lovecek et al 2017;Ristvej et al 2013;Rehak et al 2018;Siser et al 2017;Siponen et al 2014;Vance et al 2012;Wirtz et al 2016). Besides that, methodology contains a precise definition of questions set up by the interviews and the questionnaire survey, which should be focused on when assigning values to individual indicators.…”

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Research of security and safety culture within an organization. The case study within the Slovak Republic

Boroš

Halaj

Hofreiter

et al. 2021

Secur J

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Security and safety culture is an increasingly important term in assessing the security and safety of organizations. It is an internal security and safety factor of an organization that can directly influence its overall security and safety. In many cases, however, organizations do not know, nor do they have a way of assessing the level of their security and safety culture. It is therefore necessary to know the content, elements, and sectors in which it can be identified in order to gain a deeper knowledge of security and safety culture in more detail and be able to examine it. Firstly, we focused on creating a model for evaluating the safety and safety culture and its application in selected organizations. Secondly, we devoted to the description and design of an organization’s security and safety culture assessment model. The proposed model is based on the identification of subsectors and indicators of security and safety culture that will gain their value by using information obtained from combining the four proposed methods. Accordingly, six security and safety culture sectors were defined for the purposes of security and safety culture assessment in selected organizations. These were compared to each other to determine their mutual weight. Finally, using these research methods, security and safety culture indicators were also identified and included in the defined security and safety culture sectors. The research needed to design a security and safety culture assessment model was realized in six selected organizations, which wanted to participate in the research. These were divided according to the size of the organization into two small, two medium, and two large organizations. Crucial element in our research was data collection conducted by means of controlled interviews and questionnaire surveys in these organizations. Based on this survey, indicators of security and safety culture could be identified. As a result of this, security and safety culture values are determined for all analyzed organizations. The conclusions will point up the possible way of evaluating security and safety culture in organizations and it also contains a specific example of their usage in the practice. Thus, by using the resulting values, it is possible to decide the further direction for the organizations, focusing on the sectors of the security and safety culture, which yielded unsatisfactory results.

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“…These parameters cause the front lobe to have the highest radiation efficiency and the radiation is significantly suppressed behind or below the antenna. Sector antennas have a relatively high gain of 15-20 dB Loveček et al, 2017).…”

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Use of Mobile Networks for the Purpose of Protecting Persons and Property

Boroš

Kučera

Mariš

2019

CBUP

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Mobile networks have been around us for decades, and life without them is difficult to reconstruct. Their gradual evolution has varied over time, depending on the requirements of their users. Originally, they were used only for the transmission of telephony, but transmission in the speech band today is mainly used for data transmission and telephony is in moderate attenuation. Various types of data can be transmitted via mobile networks due to their size or importance. In the area of security, mobile networks are used from two basic points of view. The first aspect is the use for communication between the components of the electrical security system and the second is the transmission of information from the monitored object to the monitoring and alarm receiving center. The aim of the paper will be to point out the composition of mobile networks focusing on the functioning of cellular systems and the course of communication between individual parts of the system. The main view will be to the base station of the system without which the functionality of the system would not be possible. In addition to the principle of functionality, we will also focus on utilizing the possibilities of information transmission via mobile networks in terms of property protection and we will focus on the possibility of their use in the future.

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Use case of waterwork physical protection system robustness evaluation as a part of Slovak critical infrastructure

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Possibilities for Experimental Testing of Alarm Transmission Systems

Possibilities for Experimental Testing of Alarm Transmission Systems

Research of security and safety culture within an organization. The case study within the Slovak Republic

Use of Mobile Networks for the Purpose of Protecting Persons and Property

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