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Analytical Models of Parrying Negative External Influences on a Network Information System

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Three groups of tools of parrying negative external influences that serve to improve the security of network information systems are introduced: homogeneous parry tools, heterogeneous single-parry tools, and heterogeneous double-parry tools. The problems of ensuring the maximum probability of preserving the network information system are stated for each of these groups. Analytical models of solving these problems are developed and described; solution procedures that consist of sequences of specific steps are determined. A generalized procedural model of a network information system that interacts with a decision support system is presented.

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    V. M. Tyutyunnik, Yu. Yu. Gromov & E. Yu. Aleksandrov

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Tyutyunnik, V.M., Gromov, Y.Y. & Aleksandrov, E.Y. Analytical Models of Parrying Negative External Influences on a Network Information System. Autom. Doc. Math. Linguist. 54, 250–254 (2020). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0005105520050040

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