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A Multi-Perspective Goal-Oriented Risk Analysis Methodology for Critical Infrastructure Protection

The intention of this paper is to introduce a risk analysis methodology, called Astrolabe and investigate its suitability for the critical infrastructure protection application area. Astrolabe is based on the key idea of mining system risks from their origins and sources in order to both align the current standpoint of the system with its intentions and identify any vulnerabilities or hazards threatening its being. Astrolabe adopts concepts from organizational theory and software requirement analysis. The aim of Astrolabe is to guide risk analysis through its phases so that a near complete investigation of system risks is performed.