The work is aimed at improving the efficiency of cybersecurity management (CS) of economic entities (SED) by organizing effective CB monitoring, taking into account such features of its process as the heterogeneity of sources of initial CB monitoring data, their presentation in different data formats, their inaccuracy, and largely uncertainty and noisiness, as well as a large number of KB events processed by heterogeneous components of the ERMS KB monitoring system. In this paper, in contrast to existing methods, a complex two-stage method for fuzzy clustering of SI events is proposed, taking into account the assessment of the criticality of SI events and the functionality of the ES IS monitoring system. At the first stage, the KB event clustering model based on the fuzzy c-means method is used. This model allows splitting the set of CI events into several fuzzy clusters according to the a priori probability that the CI event is an incident. At the second stage, to refine the results of the clustering of SI events obtained at the first stage, the model of clustering of SI incidents based on the method of extracting α-kernels of fuzzy clusters is used. This model allows you to manually select the thresholds for the degree of belonging of SI incidents to fuzzy clusters, taking into account additional information and features of processing SI incidents in the SI monitoring system of a particular EDMS. The paper evaluates the effectiveness of the two-stage method of fuzzy clustering of KB incidents in the EDMS KB monitoring system. The proposed approach makes it possible to increase the efficiency of ERMS CM monitoring and reduce the period of time required to make a decision on the ERMS CM management due to the complex consideration of the features of CM event processing in the ERMS CM monitoring system.
Key words
economic entity cybersecurity, cybersecurity monitoring, cybersecurity event, incident, fuzzy clustering