Security

Aatish Mishra Last updated 
Aatish Mishra
Scope of the Cluster:
  • The aim of the cluster is to deliver specifications for the following:
    • A common security strategy for defining the security levels of various systems and sub-systems for EULYNX and RCA.
    • A mapping of security features to corresponding hazards
    • Establishment of guidelines to avoid any interference between EULYNX and legacy, Non-EULYNX systems
    • Providing a roadmap to maintaining the security level in the future.
    • Ensuring interfaces with areas such as OCORA or TMS.

  • Below figure depicts the basic structure of the cluster:
Basic Structure of the Cluster
Basic Structure of the Cluster Download
  • The level of definition depends upon the actual topic. However it should be ensured that the EULYNX/RCA standards themselves are not affected by this. 

Level of Definition
Level of Definition Download


  • Below illustrations depict scope within RCA and EULYNX respectively:

Scope within RCA (represented by the purple borders)
Scope within RCA (represented by the purple borders) Download

Scope within EULYNX (represented by the blue box)
Scope within EULYNX (represented by the blue box) Download


Specification for harmonized security:
  • Synchronization with OCORA is done to have a common understanding on basic requirements and methods, from a security standpoint. 
Synchronization with OCORA
Synchronization with OCORA Download



  • The result is the Cyber Security Guideline- which provides a general approach for analyzing threats and defining measures. This is harmonized between EULYNX/RCA and OCORA security clusters. 

Harmonized Security Specification (ERORAT is an Excel tool used for risk assessment avalaible as part of the guidelines)
Harmonized Security Specification (ERORAT is an Excel tool used for risk assessment avalaible as part of the guidelines) Download



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