New Security Capability Model Introduced for Incident Management
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🔧 New Security Capability Model Enhances Incident Management and Policy Refinement. A formal model called the Security Capability Model (SCM) has been introduced to improve the configuration of security controls in networked information systems, addressing the challenges faced by administrators due to inadequate tool support. The SCM includes an Information Model that outlines key concepts related to security rules and policies, as well as a Data Model for various filtering and protection controls. By enabling the automation of complex security tasks such as control comparison, policy refinement, and incident response, the SCM demonstrates its effectiveness in real-world applications. The paper also discusses potential extensions and integration with existing frameworks, highlighting its significance in enhancing security postures against evolving threats.
