Managing Information Security Risks of Electronic Document Management Systems Based on Neural Network Models
https://doi.org/10.26794/3030-7097-2026-2-2-35-45
Abstract
The article examines the use of artificial neural networks for managing information security risks in electronic document management systems. The paper considers the transition from traditional protection tools based mainly on signature rules and expert procedures to adaptive models for security event analysis. Particular attention is paid to the specifics of electronic document management as a digital environment that simultaneously processes legally significant documents, personal data, business correspondence and technological logs. The study shows that the rapid growth of electronic document flows, the distributed nature of organizational processes and the increasing complexity of network infrastructure require a revision of approaches to monitoring and prioritizing threats. As a promising solution, the article proposes a neural network-based risk-oriented security framework that includes a sensor layer for event collection, an intelligent TrafficLLM correlation module and a continuous retraining mechanism based on EA-PEFT parameter-efficient adaptation. This architecture makes it possible to take data drift into account, detect non-standard patterns of user and network behavior, and generate risk assessments without significantly increasing the operational workload. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the development of an integrated model for applying neural network technologies to EDMS information security risk management: from the classification of organizational, administrative, subjective and technological risks to the description of model integration into electronic document management infrastructure. The practical significance consists in the possibility of applying the proposed approach in organizations with distributed structures, intensive circulation of legally significant electronic documents and strict requirements for business process continuity.
About the Authors
E. K. BaranovaRussian Federation
Elena K. Baranova — Assoc. Prof., Department of Information Security, Faculty of Information Technology and Big Data Analysis
Moscow
E. S. Kriuchkov
Russian Federation
Egor S. Kriuchkov — Master’s Student, Department of Information Security, Faculty of Information Technology and Big Data Analysis
Moscow
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Baranova E.K., Kriuchkov E.S. Managing Information Security Risks of Electronic Document Management Systems Based on Neural Network Models. Digital Solutions and Artificial Intelligence Technologies. 2026;2(2):35-45. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26794/3030-7097-2026-2-2-35-45
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