The Study of the Integration Capabilities of SAP-Infrastructure and of the GosSOPKA

Student: Mikheeva Veronika

Educational Programme: Information Security Management (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2019

Theme of dissertation is – “The Study of the Integration Capabilities of SAP-Infrastructure and of the GosSOPKA”. The object of the study – integration methods of SAP-systems and centers of GosSOPKA. The subject of the study – tools, that collect data and send it to NKTSKI. Objective – the study of the integration capabilities of SAP-infrastructure and of the GosSOPKA and offering optimal solution of integration. The problems solved during the execution of the work: • The analysis of the potential possibility and necessity for SAP-systems and GosSOPKA; • The analysis of legislative requirements of integrating to GosSOPKA; • The designing of optimal solution of integration. In general, the problem, posed by the author of the work, was solved. The goals were achieved, tasks were executed. Study successfully completed, theoretical base analyzed, technological tools selected, the methods of their application described. Key words: SIEM, SOC, ETD, SAP, GosSOPKA, NKTSKI, critical infrastructure.

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