A mathematical model of information security for a mining company

Aleksandr Kirenberg,Evgeniya Prokopenko,Aleksey Medvedev,S Vöth,J Janocko,D Szurgacz,Y Tan,M Straka,M Cehlár,A Abay,D Nuray,M Petrova

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202017404012

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Journal: E3S Web of Conferences	Publication Date: Jan 1, 2020
Citations: 1	License type: CC BY 4.0

Affiliation: Kuzbass State Technical University

Abstract

The relationship between the concepts of information and economic security in terms of their use in assessing the efficiency of business planning in a company using standard efficiency indicators (NPV) is discussed in the article. The necessity of using optimization models and methods for solving problems of information and economic security in a company is substantiated. A mathematical model has been developed to minimize the information security risks of a cost-effective company in the form of a two-objective linear optimal control problem. The conclusion is drawn about the possibility of using a mathematical model of information and economic security, as a component in the analysis of the investment attractiveness of economic systems and, in particular, small and medium- sized businesses.

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Companies today are part of the sector of the economy that is most susceptible to technological, information, and business innovation
In the face of numerous security risks, it is not possible to make a numerical assessment of information security without using mathematical modeling methods
The coefficients ai can be interpreted as the expenses that the system can incur if there are no Information security (IS) costs or, otherwise, as the maximum costs for organizing a crisis-free operation of the system in the i-th security activity, and bi coefficients as weight coefficients reflecting the relative value of the i-th security activity

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Companies today are part of the sector of the economy that is most susceptible to technological, information, and business innovation. Information protection is a special activity to prevent information leakage, unauthorized changes in its flows and other impacts that negatively affect the stable operation of the a company and its associated economic agents (customers, equipment suppliers, investors, the state, etc.). In this regard, timely, prompt and correct assessment of the impact of the risks of a decrease or complete loss of information security, as well as its impact on economic security, is an urgent problem in the activities of any company today (including mining companies).

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