Grupo Alarcos · Conference paper · 2008
A Systematic Review and Comparison of Security Ontologies
Carlos Blanco Bueno, Joaquín Lasheras, Rafael Valencia-García, Eduardo Fernández-Medina Patón, Ambrosio Toval Álvarez, Mario Piattini Velthuis
The use of ontologies for representing knowledge provides us with organization, communication and reusability. Information security is a serious requirement which must be carefully considered. Concepts and relations managed by any scientific community need to be formally defined and ontological engineering supports their definition. In this paper, the method of systematic review is applied with the purpose of identifying, extracting and analyzing the main proposals for security ontologies. The main identified proposals are compared using a formal framework and we conclude by stating their early state of development and the need of additional research efforts.
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