Security Policy Management Process within Six Sigma Framework

  • Anand V
  • Saniie J
  • Oruklu E
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ABSTRACT This paper presents a management process for creating adaptive, real-time security policies within the Six Sigma 6σ framework . A key challenge for the creation of a management process is the integration with models of known Industrial processes. One of the most used industrial process models is Six Sigma which is a business management model wherein customer centric needs are put in perspective with business data to create an efficient system. The security pol- icy creation and management process proposed in this paper is based on the Six Sigma model and presents a method to adapt security goals and risk management of a computing service. By formalizing a security policy management process within an industrial process model, the adaptability of this model to existing industrial tools is seamless and offers a clear risk based policy decision framework. In particular, this paper presents the necessary tools and procedures to map Six Sigma DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control) methodology to security policy management.

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Anand, V., Saniie, J., & Oruklu, E. (2012). Security Policy Management Process within Six Sigma Framework. Journal of Information Security, 03(01), 49–58. https://doi.org/10.4236/jis.2012.31006

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