The spread of attacks in computer networks and within systems can have severe consequences for both individuals and organizations. One approach to preventing the spread of attacks is to use ontological aid, which is the use of ontologies to provide a structured representation of knowledge about the attack and its components, especially the ones who often disguise themselves to remain undetected for a long time within the system. As soon as one particular stage of such an attack is detected, it is imperative to reduce the amount of spread so that no permanent damage can be done [1].