Practical recommendations for assessing software security and choosing its optimal version for use at facilities of informatization of internal affairs agencies

Objective . The aim of the study is to develop practical recommendations for conducting a quantitative assessment of software security in real time and choosing its optimal version in accordance with the requirements of the FSTEC of Russia and taking into account the features and shortcomings of the operation of automated systems of internal affairs agencies. Method . A systems approach has been implemented. The methods of theoretical analysis, synthesis, and deduction have been used. Result. Practical recommendations are presented for the implementation of the methodology for analyzing and quantitatively assessing the security of software, taking into account vulnerabilities and selecting the most secure version for use in automated systems of internal affairs agencies. Supplementing existing methods with practical recommendations will improve the efficiency and quality of software evaluation at IT facilities of internal affairs agencies. Conclusion . Prospects for using the obtained results are associated with the development of methodological documentation for assessing the state of technical information protection in automated systems of the internal affairs agencies in order to justify the choice of organizational and technical measures to ensure the security of restricted service information.

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Herald of Dagestan State Technical University Technical Sciences
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2025-08-10
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https://doi.org/10.21822/2073-6185-2025-52-2-130-138
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Legal and Policy Issues
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Practical recommendations for assessing software security and choosing its optimal version for use at facilities of informatization of internal affairs agencies

A. D. Popova, I. G. Drovnikova
Herald of Dagestan State Technical University Technical Sciences
Legal and Policy Issues
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Practical recommendations for assessing software security and choosing its optimal version for use at facilities of informatization of internal affairs agencies

A. D. Popova, I. G. Drovnikova
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Abstract

Objective . The aim of the study is to develop practical recommendations for conducting a quantitative assessment of software security in real time and choosing its optimal version in accordance with the requirements of the FSTEC of Russia and taking into account the features and shortcomings of the operation of automated systems of internal affairs agencies. Method . A systems approach has been implemented. The methods of theoretical analysis, synthesis, and deduction have been used. Result. Practical recommendations are presented for the implementation of the methodology for analyzing and quantitatively assessing the security of software, taking into account vulnerabilities and selecting the most secure version for use in automated systems of internal affairs agencies. Supplementing existing methods with practical recommendations will improve the efficiency and quality of software evaluation at IT facilities of internal affairs agencies. Conclusion . Prospects for using the obtained results are associated with the development of methodological documentation for assessing the state of technical information protection in automated systems of the internal affairs agencies in order to justify the choice of organizational and technical measures to ensure the security of restricted service information.

Herald of Dagestan State Technical University Technical SciencesVol. 52(2)
Voronezh Institute of Ministry of Internal Affairs (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Legal and Policy Issues
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