The organization of security in distributed information and communication systems is often complicated by their scale, topological complexity, and the need to monitor large volumes of traffic. Classical perimeter-based placement of intrusion detection systems can be ineffective under resource constraints.
This work discusses the problem of forecasting the tertiary structure of a protein, based on its primary sequence. The problem is that science, with all its computing power and a set of experimental data, has not learned to build models that describe the process of protein molecule coagulation and predict the tertiary structure of a protein, based on its primary structure. However, it is wrong to assume that nothing is happening in this field of science. The regularities of folding (convolution) of the protein are known, methods for its modelling have been developed.