Automation of Processing of the Information Related to Searching of IS Incidents

Student: Izmaylov Ramil

Supervisor: Michael Levashov

Educational Programme: Information Security Management (Master)

Final Grade: 9

Year of Graduation: 2018

The theme of the final qualifying work is “Automation of Processing of the Information Related to Searching of IS Incidents”. Key words: information security, information security, information system, firewalls, IS level adjustment, SIEM, SOC, automation. The object of the work: methods of providing IS of critical information systems of organizations that are subject to protection against unauthorized access, based on the search and processing of information on incidents. The subject of the work: supporting tools for searching and processing of the information on IS incidents and related decision making systems. Objective: automation of the process of analyzing the settings of the IS in order to optimize the configuration of the IS. Tasks solved in the work: analysis of the current tools and methods of handling information security incidents, offering an automation tool to assess the probability of occurrence of IS incidents and assessing the applicability of proposed automation facility in the analysis of IS incidents.

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