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Integration of Security, Functional and Ecology Safety Management Systems: Concept and Industrial Case

The purpose of the article is to substantiate the method of integration of the environmental management system in the enterprise management system. In order to meet the requirements of ISO 7498-2-99, the structure of a multilevel integrated enterprise security management system has been developed. The system provides security management for physical, information, signaling and environmental spaces. An additional environmental management layer was introduced in comparison with the security management system proposed in [12]. The integration of environmental management meets the requirements of IEC 62264-1-2014. This allows us to form inter-layers connections and coordinate the operation of individual subsystems at the physical security, information (cyber) security, functional and ecological security layers. The implementation of this approach enhances enterprise security and environment security as a whole.