A Security Evaluation Model Based on Fuzzy Hierarchy Analysis for Industrial Cyber-Physical Control Systems
Jun Chen, Huijun Zhu, Zhixin Chen, Xiaobo Cai, Linnan Yang
Abstract
Jun Chen, Huijun Zhu, Zhixin Chen, Xiaobo Cai, Linnan Yang
Abstract
With the increasing security threats to the information of Industrial Cyber-physical Control Systems, the quantitative assessment of security risk becomes an important basis of information security research. Based on fuzzy hierarchy analysis, this paper constructs the hierarchical model of industrial control system safety risk evaluation, and obtains the exact value of risk. Experimental results show that the proposed method can effectively quantify the control system risk, which provides a basis for industrial control system risk management decision.
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With the increasing security threats to the information of Industrial Cyber-physical Control Systems, the quantitative assessment of security risk becomes an important basis of information security research. Based on fuzzy hierarchy analysis, this paper constructs the hierarchical model of industrial control system safety risk evaluation, and obtains the exact value of risk. Experimental results show that the proposed method can effectively quantify the control system risk, which provides a basis for industrial control system risk management decision.
Key concepts: Industrial control system, Hierarchy, Computer science, Fuzzy logic, Risk analysis (engineering), Control (management), Cyber-physical system, Basis (linear algebra)