RECOMMENDER SYSTEMS USE IN CYBERSECURITY FIELD
Authors: Giorgi Iashvili , Roman Odarchenko , Sergii Gnatyuk, Avtandil Gagnidze
Affiliation: Caucasus University, Tbilisi, Georgia, National Aviation University, Kyiv, Ukraine, East West University, Tbilisi, Georgia
ABSTRACT. The paper describes an integrated web-based system that analyzes potential security issues that may affect a certain hardware-based system and therefore suggests optimal solutions. The developed system is tested using real-world industrial and corporate cases, and the result of the evaluation process confirms that it can significantly improve the level of cyber security of systems belonging to various organizations. As a result of the research, a prototype of a web system was created, which collects information about vulnerabilities related to modern hardware and provides users with appropriate recommendations based on a specific situation.
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