Modeling the linkage between systems interoperability and security engineering

Industry, finance, and other business activities are increasingly reliant on computer networks and systems, which demand effective interoperability of systems. But this also demands effective systems security, which poses a major challenge to the socio-technical interactions enabled by interoperable...

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Main Authors: Neaga, E I, de C Henshaw, M J
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer security
Couplings
Electronics industry
IEC standards
Industrial electronics
Information security
interoperability
interoperable secure systems
ISO standards
model driven architecting
Protection
SABSAR
security
Supply chains
Systems engineering and theory
systems security engineering
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Summary:Industry, finance, and other business activities are increasingly reliant on computer networks and systems, which demand effective interoperability of systems. But this also demands effective systems security, which poses a major challenge to the socio-technical interactions enabled by interoperable tools. This paper addresses modeling of the linkages between interoperability and security in the model design stage of systems development. It considers current interoperability frameworks and the manner in which they may be combined with security standards and desirable characteristics to create trusted, robust systems that are central to the operation of network enabled large scale applications. An holistic approach for interoperability and security is presented based on systems requirements modeling and model based architecting principles.
DOI:10.1109/SYSOSE.2010.5544056