A Hierarchical Detriment Evaluation Method of Security Incidents Based on Service Correlation

Yan Li Lv; Shuang Xiang; Yuan Long Li; Chun He Xia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.644-650.5981

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A Hierarchical Detriment Evaluation Method of Security Incidents Based on Service Correlation

Abstract:

Internet is inundated with large amount of intrusion, attack and other security incidents, which have posed a serious threat to network security. Security evaluation is one of the important management means throughout the life cycle of information system; it is also a basis and premise of formulating and adjusting the security strategies. Accurately predicting the impending security incidents and evaluating the possible degree of detriment are the decision-making foundation in network security defense. In this paper, a hierarchical detriment evaluation method of security incidents is put forward, after direct detriment is calculated ,indirect detriment of the incidents is calculated based on service dependence and permission transfer relations, and then, the overall detriment of security incidents is obtained.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 644-650)

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5981-5985

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Yan Li Lv*, Shuang Xiang, Yuan Long Li, Chun He Xia

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Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Detriment Evaluation, Service Correlation

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