Main principles of designing the modern protection systems architecture

2020

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DOI 10.37468/2307-1400-2020-3-51-58
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Abstract

The problem of building a unified protection system based on qualitatively different sub-systems responsible for their classes of attacks is considered. The following five basic principles of designing architectures of such systems are proposed: artificial decomposition, necessity and sufficiency of subsystems, structural invariance, universalization of interaction, and a single in-formation space. Graphical diagrams of examples of application of the principles are given.