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Information security requirement extraction from regulatory documents using GATE/ANNIC
Author(s)
Janpitak, Nanta
Sathitwiriyawong, Chanboon
Pipatthanaudomdee, Phatwarat
Date Issued
March 1, 2019
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
Compliance is a concept of acting in accordance with established laws, regulations, etc. In order to judge that an organization is following the given rules or not, a compliance auditing is required. A compliance checking is an important activity of compliance auditing which require the extraction of compliance requirement from legal documents. There have been a more and more research challenges to automate the extraction of compliance requirements from the legal documents. This is because most legal documents are embodied in natural language which cannot be understood by the traditional computer system. Though a regulatory document comprises thousands of words, not every word is required in the automation of compliance checking requirement. Extracting only the essential content from the regulatory document can help to shorten the process of compliance requirement retrieving. This paper presents a methodology to extract the compliance requirements in term of goals (subject, object, target, action) which is the essential contents from the legal or regulatory documents by using GATE. GATE is a widely used tool for language engineering to support the machine to process the information extraction (IE) for queries and reasoning. Most researchers proposed to use the readymade application named ANNIE in GATE to extract the essential statements from any target documents. In our proposed method, we add the ANNIC which is a plug-in tool in GATE to help in searching for annotations, visualizing them and inspecting features. Using ANNIC can extract more detail from the ANNIE outcomes which is still in form of unstructured text into structured data such as table.
Citation
Ieecon 2019 7th International Electrical Engineering Congress Proceedings, 2019