mathematical approach to security risk assessment
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Abstract
The goal of this paper is to provide a mathematical threat modeling methodology and a threat risk assessment tool that may assist security consultants at assessing the security risks in
their protected systems/plants, nuclear power plants and stores of hazardous substances: explosive atmospheres and flammable and combustible gases and liquids, and so forth, and at building an appropriate risk mitigation policy. The probability of a penetration into the protected objects is estimated by combining the probability of the penetration by overcoming the security barriers with a vulnerability model. On the basis of the topographical placement
of the protected objects, their security features, and the probability of the penetration, we propose a model of risk mitigation and effective decision making.
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| Authors | ;Robert Vrabel;Marcel Abas;Pavol Tanuska;Pavel Vazan;Michal Kebisek;Michal Elias;Zuzana Sutova;Dusan Pavliak |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2015 |
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