THE ONTOLOGY OF CYBERSECURITY
THE ONTOLOGY OF CYBERSECURITY

Author(s): Tasia Gudu
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Summary/Abstract: The focus on the impact of malicious actions or cyber attacks makes of minimal significance evaluating the root causes of incidents affecting electronic communication services or determining indicators. This fact underlies the hypothesis that the ontology of cyber security is still incomplete and more investigation is needed in order to achieve the full picture. The present article aims to bring to attention an alternative system of security concepts, where cyber attacks are replaced by security incidents and where cyber security becomes network security. To do so, I will introduce three studies published by the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security(ENISA), whom outcomes contest the essence of cyber security. In the end, I will draw the conclusions to support the need to deepen the research regarding the ontology of cyber security

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