The current set of methodologies employed in the day to day IT & security operations of a typical enterprise is poised for perhaps its most significant paradigm shift in several decades. This evolutionary shift is not the introduction of Semantic technology or standards per se, but rather the complete re-visioning of how IT works in the context of Semantic Interoperability. Semantic IT provides us with two crucial capabilities that we simply never had before:
- The ability to abstract the governance and maintenance of the systems under our control in an automated fashion.
- The ability to link all the various disparate IT-related processes through that same abstracted Semantic governance layer.
What’s really missing at this stage are the semantically enabled methodologies and/or practices that will allow us to exploit these capabilities effectively, and that's exactly what we've developed for The CCS Practice through our Cyber Semantic Capabilities.
So what exactly is a semantically enabled practice or methodology? The difference that Semantic Enablement brings to enterprise operations is the deliberate focus on operational fusion or merger of processes in an effort to achieve a holistic management paradigm. This means that there are no longer any “stove-piped” approaches or technologies, all efforts must have the capability to inter-relate with all other capabilities and share the same foundation. Much of what we do is premised upon our unique Cyber Security Taxonomy.
All of our solution capabilities are built atop Semantic Integration
