IO: An Interconnected Asset Ontology in Support of Risk Management Processes

Asset information obtained via infrastructure analysis is essential for developing and establishing risk management. However, information about assets acquired by existing infrastructure analysis processes is often incomplete or lacking in detail, especially concerning their interconnected topology....

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Main Authors: Birkholz, H., Sieverdingbeck, I., Sohr, K., Bormann, C.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Asset Management
Automation
Context
Network
Network topology
Onotology
Ontologies
Risk Management
Security
Switches
Topology
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Summary:Asset information obtained via infrastructure analysis is essential for developing and establishing risk management. However, information about assets acquired by existing infrastructure analysis processes is often incomplete or lacking in detail, especially concerning their interconnected topology. In this paper, we present the Interconnected-asset Ontology, IO, as a step towards a standardized representation of detailed asset information. The utilization of an asset ontology as a machine-readable representation supports the automation of risk management processes and the standardization of asset information reduces redundant acquisition processes that are often found in practice.
DOI:10.1109/ARES.2012.73