Systems Owners need to evaluate the property of the penetrated entity before
allowing the entity into the system environment. Systems owners are
concerned about some aspects of general factors during the assessment process
and describe them as follows.
Measure performance factors can contribute information about the invader;
thus, Systems Owners may have a comprehensive knowledge of system protection
environments. At the same time, Systems Owners know where their team stands for
defensive positions.
Measure performances can deliver information about the property of the
penetrated entity, internal resources, integration system strategy model,
spatial allocation patterns, length of allocation in the system environment, A
mission-critical task, Behavioral Consistency Model, Side-effects of
interaction with system resources, and evolutionary path after affiliation in
the system environments.
Penetrated entities can modify system resources to some extent;
consequently, new complicated system behavior is a phenomenon even for the
system owner. According to an observational study, tracking system resources'
evolutionary path is impossible.
