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Development of technology to ensure the survivability of territorially distributed information computer systems in a single information space (code: TDICS-2021)
Розробка технології розпізнавання загроз ТРІКС ЄІП. Розробка технології аналізу загроз ТРІКС ЄІП.
Dodonov Oleksandr Н., д.т.н.
08-01-2026
Institute for Information Recording NASU
The purpose of the work is to solve a topical scientific and technical problem, which is to develop technologies to ensure the survivability of territorially distributed information computer systems in a single information space (TDICS SIS) in conditions of destructive influences. TDICS SIS means a set of organizational structure, software and hardware and telecommunication means, mechanisms of functioning, algorithms, technologies, bases and banks data and knowledge that operate on the basis of common principles in a single information space, and designed to collect, process, store and provide the necessary information users of the system to make timely and adequate decisions.
The TDICS SIS threat recognition technology is considered as a set of methods, tools and processes aimed at identifying potential threats, which includes the following main processes: collecting data on the status of TDICS SIS and its elements; detecting and recognizing threats; automatically or manually taking measures after detecting a threat, such as blocking, notifying or eliminating vulnerabilities. Methods of signature, anomalous and hybrid threat recognition are considered, methods based on: machine learning, threat information, vulnerability analysis; content analysis. A comparative analysis of the considered methods is performed, tools for their implementation are provided. Step-by-step flowcharts of the application of each of the methods are developed, examples of their practical use are provided. The TDICS SIS threat recognition algorithm is developed and described. Threat recognition models are presented. The TDICS SIS threat analysis technology is considered as a set of methods, tools and processes, which includes the following main stages: obtaining threat data from threat recognition technology; risk assessment and forecasting: using risk analysis models to determine the probability of threat implementation and assessing their impact on the system; modeling the threat implementation (undesirable impact): creating attack scenarios to assess possible ways of threat implementation; formalizing an analytical conclusion about the threat for TDICS SIS. The TDICS SIS threat analysis methods are considered. Tools for their implementation are presented. The TDICS SIS threat analysis algorithm is developed and described. Models used for TDICS SIS threat analysis are presented. General principles for applying survivability technology to detect, recognize and analyze TDICS SIS threats are presented.
Andrii V. Boichenko
Oleksandr V. Koval
Kuzmychov Anatolii I.
Dodonov Oleksandr H.
Olena S. Horbachyk
Alina P. Hermaniuk
Pievtsov Hennadii V.
Viacheslav R. Senchenko
Iryna O. Khramova
Kutsenko Svitlana A.
Vadym O. Dodonov
Olha M. Kopitsena
Putiatin Volodymyr H.
Kirsanov Serhii O.
Bezuhlyi Oleksii M.
Maryna H. Kuznetsova
Yevhen O. Dodonov
2026-01-08
Updated: 2026-01-12
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