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Fabric of Security time threats that have been detected and the overall integrity of the protected environment. Typical SIEM capabilities such as: (1) Security Event Management (SEM), (2) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM), (3) Configuration Management Database (CMDB), and (4) Availability and Performance Monitoring (APM) are part of this layer. However, unlike your typical SIEM, the LAPIS layer provides for automatic countermeasure generation, repair and recovery, as well as manual mode where forensics and countermeasure issuance is based on a probabilistic model with tunable Φ1 and Φ2 parameters. Fabric of Security The Fabric of Security , also known as "Cyber Security Fabric" or "Federated