Terminology systematization for Cybersecurity domain in Italian Language
This paper aims at presenting the first steps to improve the quality of the first draft of an Italian thesaurus for Cybersecurity terminology that has been realized for a specific project activity in collaboration with CybersecurityLab at Informatics and Telematics Institute (IIT) of the National Council of Research (CNR) in Italy. In particular, the paper will focus, first, on the terminological knowledge base built to retrieve the most representative candidate terms of Cybersecurity domain in Italian language, giving examples of the main gold standard repositories that have been used to build this semantic tool. Attention will be then given to the methodology and software employed to configure a system of NLP rules to get the desired semantic results and to proceed with the enhancement of the candidate terms selection which are meant to be inserted in the controlled vocabulary.
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