Assessing security risk and requirements for systems of systems
Authors: Ki-Aries, D.
Journal: Proceedings - 2018 IEEE 26th International Requirements Engineering Conference, RE 2018
Pages: 454-459
ISBN: 9781538674185
DOI: 10.1109/RE.2018.00061
Abstract:A System of Systems (SoS) is a term used to describe independent systems converging for a purpose that could only be carried out through this interdependent collaboration. Many examples of SoSs exist, but the term has become a source of confusion across domains. Moreover, there are few illustrative SoS examples demonstrating their initial classification and structure. While there are many approaches for engineering of systems, less exist for SoS engineering. More specifically, there is a research gap towards approaches addressing SoS security risk assessment for engineering and operational needs, with a need for tool-support to assist modelling and visualising security risk and requirements in an interconnected SoS. From this, security requirements can provide a systematic means to identify constraints and related risks of the SoS, mitigated by human-user and system requirements. This work investigates specific challenges and current approaches for SoS security and risk, and aims to identify the alignment of SoS factors and concepts suitable for eliciting, analysing, validating risks with use of a tool-support for assessing security risk in the SoS context.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/31178/
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Assessing Security Risk and Requirements for Systems of Systems
Authors: Ki-Aries, D.
Journal: 2018 IEEE 26TH INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING CONFERENCE (RE 2018)
Pages: 454-459
ISSN: 2332-6441
DOI: 10.1109/RE.2018.00061
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/31178/
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Assessing Security Risk and Requirements for Systems of Systems
Authors: Ki-Aries, D.
Conference: IEEE 26th International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE'18)
Dates: 20-24 August 2018
Abstract:A System of Systems (SoS) is a term used to describe independent systems converging for a purpose that could only be carried out through this interdependent collaboration. Many examples of SoSs exist, but the term has become a source of confusion across domains. Moreover, there are few illustrative SoS examples demonstrating their initial classification and structure. While there are many approaches for engineering of systems, less exist for SoS engineering. More specifically, there is a research gap towards approaches addressing SoS security risk assessment for engineering and operational needs, with a need for tool-support to assist modelling and visualising security risk and requirements in an interconnected SoS. From this, security requirements can provide a systematic means to identify constraints and related risks of the SoS, mitigated by human-user and system requirements. This work investigates specific challenges and current approaches for SoS security and risk, and aims to identify the alignment of SoS factors and concepts suitable for eliciting, analysing, validating risks with use of a tool-support for assessing security risk in the SoS context.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/31178/
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Assessing Security Risk and Requirements for Systems of Systems
Authors: Ki-Aries, D.
Conference: IEEE RE'18 International Requirements Engineering Conference
Publisher: IEEE
Abstract:A System of Systems (SoS) is a term used to describe independent systems converging for a purpose that could only be carried out through this interdependent collaboration. Many examples of SoSs exist, but the term has become a source of confusion across domains. Moreover, there are few illustrative SoS examples demonstrating their initial classification and structure. While there are many approaches for engineering of systems, less exist for SoS engineering. More specifically, there is a research gap towards approaches addressing SoS security risk assessment for engineering and operational needs, with a need for tool-support to assist modelling and visualising security risk and requirements in an interconnected SoS. From this, security requirements can provide a systematic means to identify constraints and related risks of the SoS, mitigated by human-user and system requirements. This work investigates specific challenges and current approaches for SoS security and risk, and aims to identify the alignment of SoS factors and concepts suitable for eliciting, analysing, validating risks with use of a tool-support for assessing security risk in the SoS context.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/31178/
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