Making today’s systems secure is an extremely difficult and challenging problem. Socio and technical issues interplay and contribute in creating vulnerabilities that cannot be easily prevented without a comprehensive engineering method. This paper presents a novel approach to support process-aware secure systems modeling and automated generation of secure artifact-centric implementations. It combines social and technical perspectives in developing secure systems. This work is the result of an academic and industrial collaboration, where SecBPMN2, a research prototype, has been integrated with SAP River, an industrial artifact-centric language.
From Secure Business Process Models to Secure Artifact-Centric Specifications / Salnitri, Mattia; Brucker, Achim D; Giorgini, Paolo. - STAMPA. - 214:(2015), pp. 246-262. (Intervento presentato al convegno BPMDS 2015 and EMMSAD 2015 held at CAiSE 2015 tenutosi a Stockholm nel 8th-9th June 2015) [10.1007/978-3-319-19237-6_16].
From Secure Business Process Models to Secure Artifact-Centric Specifications
Salnitri, Mattia;Giorgini, Paolo
2015-01-01
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Making today’s systems secure is an extremely difficult and challenging problem. Socio and technical issues interplay and contribute in creating vulnerabilities that cannot be easily prevented without a comprehensive engineering method. This paper presents a novel approach to support process-aware secure systems modeling and automated generation of secure artifact-centric implementations. It combines social and technical perspectives in developing secure systems. This work is the result of an academic and industrial collaboration, where SecBPMN2, a research prototype, has been integrated with SAP River, an industrial artifact-centric language.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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