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<p>lement of risk management processes, is evaluating the network for resiliency; the  ability to return to normal in time to prevent the compromise of a mission. The contention  is that risk management planning must include planning for network survivability and  resiliency. Selected elementary network architectures are analyzed for attributes of the  architectures that promote information assurance qualities of confidentiality, integrity,  and availability. Finally, recommendations are made on applying important elements of  network risk management into the conceptual architecture of a global network.
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<br>Subjects: Systems engineering; Risk management</div>
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Teply, John F.</div>
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