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On the Use of Ontology Data for Protecting Critical Infrastructures

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Publicat a:Journal of Information Warfare vol. 17, no. 4 (2018), p. 38
Autor principal: Henriques, J
Altres autors: Caldeira, F, Cruz, T, Simões, P
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Peregrine Technical Solutions
Matèries:
International conferences
Datasets
Linked Data
Computer science
Trends
Ontology
Optimization techniques
Clocks
Intelligent systems
Data sources
Relational data bases
Events planning
Semantic web
Resource Description Framework-RDF
Information management
Human resources
Access control
Semantics
Databases
Event management
Auditing
Automation
Compliance auditing
Information systems
Critical infrastructure
Data processing
Modern society
Data
Outsourcing
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Resum:Modern societies increasingly depend on products and services provided by Critical Infrastructures (CI). The Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems in charge of protecting these CIs usually collect and process data from specialised sources. However, they usually integrate only a smallfraction of the whole data sources existing in the CI. Valuable generic data sources are missing in this process, such as human resources databases, staff check clocks, and outsourced service providers. To address this gap, the authors propose a framework that takes a Semantic Web approach for automated collection and processing of corporate data from multiple heterogeneous sources.
ISSN:1445-3312
1445-3347
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