Development of functionality principles for the automated data transmission system through wireless communication channels to ensure information protection

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https://doi.org/10.15587/1729-4061.2024.310547

Keywords:

data transmission system, radio signal emitter, magnetic field, radio monitoring, socio-cyberphysical system

Abstract

The development of data transmission systems based on wireless radio communication channels allowed the construction of fundamentally new networks – mesh networks, which are used not only in smart technologies, but are the basis for the construction of cyber-physical and socio-cyber-physical systems (objects of critical infrastructure). The object is the process of ensuring reliable and secure data transmission based on the use of wireless radio communication channels. A mathematical model of information resources protection system functioning is proposed to ensure the signs of immunity and security of the automated data transmission system. To identify threats, a unified classifier and flow state estimation technique are used, which take into account the hybridity and synergy of targeted (mixed) attacks on communication channels. The critical points of the infrastructure elements, as well as the information that circulates and/or is stored, are determined. The assessment of compliance with the regulators’ requirements, both international and state regulatory acts, and the presence and ability of the security system elements to ensure the required level of infrastructure elements protection is taken into account. The proposed approach allows to determine: coefficients of information and internal availability of a wireless radio communication channel, the vector potential of the lagging magnetic field as a result of data transmission work. When evaluating the coefficient of a wireless radio communication channel internal availability, it is proposed to take into account coherent reception of the signal. At the same time, the immunity factor of the wireless radio communication channel is much higher than 1, which provides sufficient protection of information. A technical solution is proposed that will allow the level of confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and reliability of a wireless radio communication channel to approach 100 %The development of data transmission systems based on wireless radio communication channels allowed the construction of fundamentally new networks – mesh networks, which are used not only in smart technologies, but are the basis for the construction of cyber-physical and socio-cyber-physical systems (objects of critical infrastructure). The object is the process of ensuring reliable and secure data transmission based on the use of wireless radio communication channels. A mathematical model of information resources protection system functioning is proposed to ensure the signs of immunity and security of the automated data transmission system. To identify threats, a unified classifier and flow state estimation technique are used, which take into account the hybridity and synergy of targeted (mixed) attacks on communication channels. The critical points of the infrastructure elements, as well as the information that circulates and/or is stored, are determined. The assessment of compliance with the regulators’ requirements, both international and state regulatory acts, and the presence and ability of the security system elements to ensure the required level of infrastructure elements protection is taken into account. The proposed approach allows to determine: coefficients of information and internal availability of a wireless radio communication channel, the vector potential of the lagging magnetic field as a result of data transmission work. When evaluating the coefficient of a wireless radio communication channel internal availability, it is proposed to take into account coherent reception of the signal. At the same time, the immunity factor of the wireless radio communication channel is much higher than 1, which provides sufficient protection of information. A technical solution is proposed that will allow the level of confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and reliability of a wireless radio communication channel to approach 100 %

Author Biographies

Serhii Yevseiev, National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

Department of Cybersecurity

Stanislav Milevskyi, National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”

PhD, Associate Professor

Department of Cybersecurity

Vladyslav Sokol, National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”

PhD

Department of Cybersecurity

Vladyslav Yemanov, National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine

Doctor of Sciences in Public Administration, Senior Researcher

Anatolii Volobuiev, The Central Research Institute of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Senior Researcher

Chef of Research Department

Larysa Dakova, State University of Information and Communication Technologies

PhD, Associate Professor

Department of Mobile and Video Information Technologies

Mykola Brailovskyi, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

PhD, Associate Professor

Department of Cyber Security and Information Protection

Irada Rahimova, Azerbaijan Technical University

PhD in Technology, Assistant Professor

Department of Computer Technologies

Vladyslav Kravchenko, State University of Information and Communication Technologies

PhD, Associate Professor

Deputy Director

Educational-Scientific Institute оf Telecommunications

Oleg Cherniavskiy, National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”

PhD Student

Department of Tactical and Special Disciplines

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Development of functionality principles for the automated data transmission system through wireless communication channels to ensure information protection

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2024-08-30

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Yevseiev, S., Milevskyi, S., Sokol, V., Yemanov, V., Volobuiev, A., Dakova, L., Brailovskyi, M., Rahimova, I., Kravchenko, V., & Cherniavskiy, O. (2024). Development of functionality principles for the automated data transmission system through wireless communication channels to ensure information protection . Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies, 4(9 (130), 18–33. https://doi.org/10.15587/1729-4061.2024.310547

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