JUSTIFICATION METHOD OF TEST INFORMATION-TECHNICAL IMPACTS FOR SECURITY ANALYSIS OF INFORMATIZATION OBJECTS OF RAILWAY TRANSPORT
Rubrics: ARTICLES
Authors:
1.
Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 5
to 18
Status:
Published
Received:
11.01.2025
Accepted:
11.01.2025
Published:
11.01.2025
Subject area:
UDK УДК
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
information security, audit, testing, Dijkstra’s algorithm, information and technical impact, critical information infrastructure, informatization facility, railway transport
Abstract (English):
The article discusses the main information objects and automated systems of railway transport. It is shown that these systems are objects of a critical information infrastructure. In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation and the analysis of their real security is an important task. In the article is proposed to analyze the security of the objects and systems through using test information-technology impacts, which are predicted to be used by hackers. The justification method of information-technology impacts based on the Dijkstra’s algorithm, which makes it possible to form a set of paths ranked by the total path metric is consisting of two stages: the stage of forming an ordered set of testing paths and the stage of choosing testing paths that ensure the rational completeness of vulnerability assessment with restrictions on resources.
The article discusses the main information objects and automated systems of railway transport. It is shown that these systems are objects of a critical information infrastructure. In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation and the analysis of their real security is an important task. In the article is proposed to analyze the security of the objects and systems through using test information-technology impacts, which are predicted to be used by hackers. The justification method of information-technology impacts based on the Dijkstra’s algorithm, which makes it possible to form a set of paths ranked by the total path metric is consisting of two stages: the stage of forming an ordered set of testing paths and the stage of choosing testing paths that ensure the rational completeness of vulnerability assessment with restrictions on resources.
Keywords:
information security, audit, testing, Dijkstra’s algorithm, information and technical impact, critical information infrastructure, informatization facility, railway transport
information security, audit, testing, Dijkstra’s algorithm, information and technical impact, critical information infrastructure, informatization facility, railway transport
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