ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE ANALYSIS FOR SECURITY ISSUE DIAGNOSTICS IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

Justinas Janulevičius, Lauryna Šiaudinytė

Abstract

Distributed systems offer great benefits, such as resource balancing and scalability as well as being the foundation for new generation of services, enabling enterprises to outsource a great portion of their infrastructure, necessary for daily operations. However, usage of distributed systems, especially if using them as a service from a third party provider, brings concerns of security to the focus. Typically, well established enterprises run their internal infrastructure, therefore diagnosing new issues that are brought along with the new technology is a challenge. However, having the model of the existing enterprise architecture and using analysis models enables diagnostics of security issues and provides information, essential to ensure proper operation. This paper presents an attempt to map and design the required components to be able to perform security issue diagnostics in distributed systems by Enterprise Architecture (EA) analysis.

Keywords

distributed systems, enterprise architecture, security

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TC10 - Measurement for Diagnostics, Optimization and Control

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