Abstract
Criticality assessment is a process that typically involves assigning assets with a criticality rating based on the effects of asset failure on a system and/or operation of the system as a whole. Presented herein are techniques that provide for the ability to incorporate network failure events in impact analysis and criticality assessment processes utilizing a five-dimensional formula, referred to herein as an Aggregated Risk Priority Number (ARPN), which can be derived using various parameters representing the severity of a network failure, the probability of occurrence of the network failure, the probability of detection of the network failure, the time of occurrence of the network failure, and a deployment knowledge factor (DKF).
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Recommended Citation
Bansal, Priyanka; C, Madhuri; Puri, Sakshi; and Nigam, Neha, "TECHNIQUES TO INCORPORATE NETWORK FAILURE EVENTS IN IMPACT ANALYSIS AND CRITICALITY ASSESSMENT MODELLING", Technical Disclosure Commons, (July 09, 2023)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/6036