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A Categorical Approach in Handling Event-Ordering in Distributed Systems

The issue of event-ordering in distributed systems is crucial an connected to threat management. In this paper, we investigate the use of modifications for handling event-ordering. We employ category theory to strike a balance between Lamport clocks, which enforce global order but lose information about causality, and Vector clocks, which have more precise causality information but do not scale well. We extend previous work on Godement calculus and cartesian closed comma categories for information security management. Finally, we propose a framework for implementing our approach in the detection of threats and attacks in communication systems.