A model for assessing information security incidents damage

Any information system requires the funds reservation for the elimination of the consequences of information security incidents in the event of their occurrence. To estimate the amount of damage, we used multi-modal probability densities distribution laws for the damage in a single information secur...

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Main Authors: Maxim O. Tanygin, Yulia A. Budnikova, Andrey S. Bulgakov, Mikhail A. Marchenko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Moscow Engineering Physics Institute 2021-04-01
Series:Bezopasnostʹ Informacionnyh Tehnologij
Online Access:https://bit.mephi.ru/index.php/bit/article/view/1347
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spelling doaj-1e739f1b3e284a989db780f7be741ee02021-05-26T09:03:43ZengMoscow Engineering Physics Institute Bezopasnostʹ Informacionnyh Tehnologij2074-71282074-71362021-04-012829810610.26583/bit.2021.2.091229A model for assessing information security incidents damageMaxim O. Tanygin0Yulia A. Budnikova1Andrey S. Bulgakov2Mikhail A. Marchenko3South-West State UniversitySouth-West State UniversityNational Research University of Electronic TechnologyNational Research University of Electronic TechnologyAny information system requires the funds reservation for the elimination of the consequences of information security incidents in the event of their occurrence. To estimate the amount of damage, we used multi-modal probability densities distribution laws for the damage in a single information security incident, while the information security incidents are considered as Poisson flow events. The paper defines the relationships between the intensity of information security events, the characteristics of the distribution of probability densities of damage, and the required amount of reserved funds. The presented model of damage assessment from information security incidents allows a more accurate approach for estimation of the required amount of reserved funds. It is shown that the cost saving reaches 40-50% in comparison with the damage assessment approach using only on the average number of incidents and the average damage from a single incident of information security.https://bit.mephi.ru/index.php/bit/article/view/1347
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Yulia A. Budnikova
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Mikhail A. Marchenko
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Andrey S. Bulgakov
Mikhail A. Marchenko
A model for assessing information security incidents damage
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publisher Moscow Engineering Physics Institute
series Bezopasnostʹ Informacionnyh Tehnologij
issn 2074-7128
2074-7136
publishDate 2021-04-01
description Any information system requires the funds reservation for the elimination of the consequences of information security incidents in the event of their occurrence. To estimate the amount of damage, we used multi-modal probability densities distribution laws for the damage in a single information security incident, while the information security incidents are considered as Poisson flow events. The paper defines the relationships between the intensity of information security events, the characteristics of the distribution of probability densities of damage, and the required amount of reserved funds. The presented model of damage assessment from information security incidents allows a more accurate approach for estimation of the required amount of reserved funds. It is shown that the cost saving reaches 40-50% in comparison with the damage assessment approach using only on the average number of incidents and the average damage from a single incident of information security.
url https://bit.mephi.ru/index.php/bit/article/view/1347
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