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::<u>Example</u>: Switch from “Show bundled” to “Show all” in the navigation box, and you will see that there is a dependency relationship for each protection target.<p> | ::<u>Example</u>: Switch from “Show bundled” to “Show all” in the navigation box, and you will see that there is a dependency relationship for each protection target.<p> | ||
The degree of dependency is weighted using a percentage value. By default, the dependency relationship is weighted at 100%, but other weightings are also possible. Typically, these weightings are determined by conducting a [[Special:MyLanguage/Schutzbedarf|protection needs analysis]]. HITGuard will translate the results of the protection needs analysis into the weightings of the dependency relationships. The background setting for this function is called “PNA edge weight.” You can find it in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Risikopolitik#Schutzbedarf|risk policy]]. | The degree of dependency is weighted using a percentage value. By default, the dependency relationship is weighted at 100%, but other weightings are also possible. Typically, these weightings are determined by conducting a [[Special:MyLanguage/Schutzbedarf|protection needs analysis]]. HITGuard will translate the results of the protection needs analysis into the weightings of the dependency relationships. The background setting for this function is called “PNA edge weight.” You can find it in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Risikopolitik#Schutzbedarf|risk policy]]. | ||
'''Attention:''' If the first protection needs analysis has not yet been completed, all weightings will be 100% (HITGuard always assumes the worst case in this respect). Only once the protection needs analysis has been completed will the actual weightings of the damage extents be entered. | |||
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Such a dependency relationship is composed of different protection objectives. The degree of dependency can vary for each protection target. For procurement, for example, it is very important that the integrity of the data in the Application "BankingPortal" is correct; otherwise, incorrect payments would be processed. However, if the application is unavailable for some time, the impact on the company is expected to be lower, as payments can also be processed on another day.
- Example: Switch from “Show bundled” to “Show all” in the navigation box, and you will see that there is a dependency relationship for each protection target.
The degree of dependency is weighted using a percentage value. By default, the dependency relationship is weighted at 100%, but other weightings are also possible. Typically, these weightings are determined by conducting a protection needs analysis. HITGuard will translate the results of the protection needs analysis into the weightings of the dependency relationships. The background setting for this function is called “PNA edge weight.” You can find it in the risk policy. Attention: If the first protection needs analysis has not yet been completed, all weightings will be 100% (HITGuard always assumes the worst case in this respect). Only once the protection needs analysis has been completed will the actual weightings of the damage extents be entered.