Intelligent System for Information Security Management: Architecture and Design Problems
Keywords:
information security management, cyber security, intelligent system, architecture, agent based the controlAbstract
The limitations of each security technology, combined with the rise in cyber attacks, are affecting the effectiveness of information security management and increase the amount of work that must be performed network administrators and security personnel. Therefore, there is a need to increase the automated audit and intellectual reporting mechanisms for cyber trust. Intelligent systems are emerging computing systems based on intelligent methods that support continuous monitoring and control of the plant. Intelligence improves a person's ability to make better decisions. This article presents the proposed architecture of an intelligent information security system. Management (ISISM). The purpose of this system is to improve security management processes. such as monitoring, control and decision making with an effect size that is higher than security expert, providing mechanisms to enhance active knowledge building about threats, policies, procedures and risks. We focus on the requirements and design challenges for base Components of an intelligent system.
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