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ROMA: Risk Ontology for MARISMA

Introduction

ROMA is an ontology designed for MARISMA, focusing on the sustainability and management of cybersecurity risks. ROMA incorporates the concepts from the MARISMA meta-pattern and serves as a foundational ontology that can be extended with specific patterns tailored to various application domains.

Purpose

The primary purpose of ROMA is to provide a structured framework for defining and managing cybersecurity risks in a sustainable manner. It extends the core concepts of MARISMA to facilitate the creation of domain-specific ontologies for comprehensive risk management.

Key Concepts

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Meta-Pattern Concepts

  • Characteristic: Represents the properties or attributes of security controls.
  • Control: Encompasses the measures or mechanisms put in place to mitigate risks.
  • SecurityProperty: Defines the security attributes associated with controls.
  • SecurityConcept: Broadly captures the various security-related notions.
  • SecurityDomain: Categorizes the different areas within the security landscape.
  • OperationalCapability: Reflects the effectiveness and efficiency of security controls.
  • Threat: Identifies potential sources of harm or disruption.
  • TypeOfThreat: Classifies threats into specific categories.
  • TAD (Threat, Asset, Dimension): Links threats with assets and their dimensions.
  • ControlObjective: Articulates the goals that security controls aim to achieve.
  • Subcontrol: Details the subcomponents of primary security controls.
  • Asset: Represents valuable resources that need protection.
  • TypeOfAsset: Categorizes assets into specific types.
  • Domain: Defines the scope or area of focus within the security context.
  • Dimension: Describes various facets or aspects related to threats and assets.
  • Percentage: Quantifies the degree or extent of certain characteristics or properties.

Extensibility

ROMA can be extended with domain-specific ontologies, allowing organizations to adapt the framework to their unique needs. Examples of possible extensions include:

  • MARISMA-CPS (Cyber-Physical Systems): Tailored for managing cybersecurity risks in CPS environments.
  • MARISMA-BIDA (Big Data): Focused on addressing risks associated with large-scale data processing and storage.

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