Change the classification paradigm for Threat Actor Defining Attributes

[rhohimer]

Switch from a subclassing paradigm to a category paradigm

[rhohimer]

Tim Casey and I discussed creating a short deck of slides using bird classification as an illustrative example. Using the defining attributes of the bird to classify it. If it talks like a duck, walks like a duck, and looks like a duck, it's probably a duck.

[rhohimer]

I've created a branch called: issue-32-tal-defining-attribs In this branch the DefiningAttributes class has been subclassed to the major groups of defining attributes. DefiningAttributes is a "Category" class.

The image above shows that there is a library of owl:NamedIndividual instances that can be used to categorize owl:NamedIndividual objects of type tal:ThreatActor.

[rhohimer]

Tim Casey provided all the axioms for categorizing the threat agent types of the TAL library. Ontology updated, and merged into develop.