The specification of security requirements is an important step when specifying new systems and systems of systems or analysing existing systems with regard to security issues. A common way to formally specify security requirements is by means of safety and liveness properties. The systems in the focus of this paper are uniformly parameterised cooperations. Such systems are characterised by the composition of a set of identical components. These components interact in a uniform manner described by the schedules of the partners. Such a kind of interaction is typical for scalable complex systems with a cloud or grid structure. As a main result, a formalism to specify uniformly parameterised behaviour properties of cooperations is given. To ca...
We present a sound and fully automated method for the verification of safety properties of parameter...
This thesis concerns the study, the development and the synthesis of mechanisms for ensuring the sec...
This paper suggests a quantitative approach to security, and specifically to a security-concept, whi...
Uniform parameterisations of cooperations are defined in terms of formal language theory, such that ...
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We present a sound and fully automated method for the verification of safety properties of parameter...
This thesis concerns the study, the development and the synthesis of mechanisms for ensuring the sec...
This paper suggests a quantitative approach to security, and specifically to a security-concept, whi...
Uniform parameterisations of cooperations are defined in terms of formal language theory, such that ...
Abstract—This paper presents a formal framework that provides construction principles for well-behav...
Abstract. Safety critical and business critical systems are usually controlled by policies with the ...
This paper presents a formal framework that provides construction principles for well-behaved scalab...
International audienceIn this paper, the safety synthesis problem for a discrete-time system compris...
Interoperation and services sharing among different systems are becoming new paradigms for enterpris...
Safety critical and business critical systems are usually controlled by policies with the objective ...
AbstractIn this paper we show how to formally define security properties in the framework of Focus, ...
In a distributed component based system, it is important to model and specify the QoS (quality of se...
In this paper, we present a specification model and a verification methodology for security policies...
AbstractWe define reactive simulatability for general asynchronous systems. Roughly, simulatability ...
We present a formal system that models programmable abstractions for access control. Composite abstr...
We present a sound and fully automated method for the verification of safety properties of parameter...
This thesis concerns the study, the development and the synthesis of mechanisms for ensuring the sec...
This paper suggests a quantitative approach to security, and specifically to a security-concept, whi...