Abstract
Information Security Risk Assessment in Critical Infrastructure: A Hybrid MCDM Approach
Highlights
Introduction and Problem StatementNowadays, we often come up against a situation where companies use information infrastructures without due regard for their information security, reliability, fault tolerance, etc
The purpose of the article is to present a developed model based on integrated multi-criteria decisionmaking (MCDM) approaches that allow to correctly assess the risks of the critical information infrastructures
The purpose of the article is to present a developed model based on integrated multi-criteria decisionmaking (MCDM) approach that allows to correctly evaluate the risks of the information infrastructures
Summary
We often come up against a situation where companies use information infrastructures without due regard for their information security, reliability, fault tolerance, etc. The companies save time and do not spend financial resources on tools for risk analysis and experts. The number of information security incidents increases. Such dynamics are not acceptable for critical infrastructures due to the possible globalization of their incidents’ consequences. Digital technology development raises the need to increase the level of information security and reliability of implemented technologies (Boranbayev et al, 2018b). It is well known that modern society is becoming increasingly dependent on information technology, its continuous and trouble-free operation, respectively, on its reliability and security (Boranbayev et al, 2018a). The amount of known/reported cybersecurity crimes keeps growing (Olifer et al, 2017)
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