Assessing and Managing Quality of Information Assurance
Citation:
Partha Pal, Patrick Hurley.
Assessing and Managing Quality of Information Assurance.
NATO IST Symposium on Cyber Security and Information Assurance. April 26-27 2010, Tekirova-Antalya, Turkey.
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The connection of coalition systems has many challengs, one of the most important and the one being addressed by this paper is the lack of understanding of information assurance (IA) in a coalition environment. This paper presents an approach to managing this coalition IA risk using a taxonomy to organize readily available observations and measurements that are potential indicators of a system's level of information assurance. This paper also describes how this taxonomy can be used for runtime mission-oriented assessment and management of IA assets. In this context, a mission refers to a specific set of tasks carried out using the system by a group of users cooperating toward a common objective, and IA refers to the users' level of confidence that the system can be entrusted with their respective tasks.
