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6 Informational and analytical support for critical infrastructure protection

The analysis has proved (Georg et al., 2009; Kavun, 2008, 2009; Kavun and Sorbat, 2012;

Pоnоmarenkо and Kavun, 2008) that the formally described full-function methodical and
methodological IAS and OSS synthesis providing information aspect of implementation do not exist

for CINs (for example, it can be a hospital or any other medical establishment).
Moreover, the organizational framework can ensure the full cycle of IAS OSS synthesis

forming the classification criteria of structural elements such as: OSS objects; objectives and specific

features of OSS synthesis and its functioning; documents on various activities in record-keeping
including electronic; classified information with restricted access (for example, medical data or

records, medical secrets, etc.), which is the basic structural element of record-keeping and system
functioning; other features.

The OSS has been divided geographically (into representative offices, branches, hospitals or
any other medicine entities) and in compliance with an organizational system. The structure of the

OSS largely depends on the organization specific performance (Kavun et al., 2013), as well as the

organization peculiarities of the IAS OSS synthesis (Fig. 17).

Association in
Territorial Centralization of Classifier of Business
Communication
distribution Data Storage Objective Types
Network

Classifier of Classifier of User
Resources Types

Differentiation of
Interfaces Interacting
Information with
with Administrative
Restricted Access Features of Synthesis
Structures
(IRsA)
Classifier of and OSS Functioning Interfaces Interacting

Information Types with Environment

Organization Use of
Distribution "24 × 7" mode

Direct Access to
Increased Volume of Modularity Principle Regulated Access
Relevant Data of
Spread Information in OSS Structure to Common Data
Employees

Fig. 17 – Organization features of the IAS OSS synthesis (author’s development)
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