Logics and illogic’s in information security flow on process development environment

Abstract

The objective of the work is to propose a formal technique encompassing the logic and the illogic involved in the security of information science. The received or collected information about the existing or past security incidents in business processes is to be identified for their correctness and preciseness. The emphasis on various segments of the information is analyzed as per the intention of the informer and the involvement of the recipient. The expectation and the acceptance of business information is quantitatively modeled so as to take a correct decision with the proposed logics when multiple business processes handling variety of information with different truth factors are collaborated. The logical deduction, abduction and induction techniques are applied to minimize the vagueness and ambiguity factors. The preciseness of the present information and the emphasis of the past information related to security are formally used to predict the reality of future information security incidents in a business scenario.