This paper proposes an approach of defining systems-level security properties of component-based composite sys-tems. It argues that the security properties of a composite system can be viewed either from the end-users ’ point of view, or from the software integrators ’ point of view. End users look more for the ultimate security goals achieved in the composite system, whereas software integrators are more interested in the compositional security properties of the system in terms of the required and ensured properties. Software integrators need to know how a composite sys-tem could be assembled further as a coarse-grained com-ponent with other applications. It is equally important for the end user of the system to know the actual security ob...
This paper presents a framework for constructing compositional security contracts (CsC) based on the...
Existing software applications become increasingly distributed as their continuity and lifetimes are...
Software systems are becoming heterogeneous: instead of a small number of large programs from well-e...
This paper proposes an approach of defining systems-level security properties of component-based com...
This paper addresses composability properties of component systems. By means of analysis of external...
Software systems are increasingly assembled from components that are developed by and purchased from...
This paper presents a security characterisation process framework for software components and their ...
Software systems are increasingly being assembled from components that are developed by and purchase...
We present a security characterisation process framework for software components and their compositi...
This paper explores how to characterize security properties of software components, and how to reaso...
The paper proposes an assessment scheme for the security properties of software components. The prop...
The paper proposes an assessment scheme for the security properties of software components. The prop...
The paper proposes a security characterization structure of software components and their compositio...
This paper explores how to characterise security properties of software components, and how to reaso...
This article addresses a key issue in security: how to inspire trust by disclosing security properti...
This paper presents a framework for constructing compositional security contracts (CsC) based on the...
Existing software applications become increasingly distributed as their continuity and lifetimes are...
Software systems are becoming heterogeneous: instead of a small number of large programs from well-e...
This paper proposes an approach of defining systems-level security properties of component-based com...
This paper addresses composability properties of component systems. By means of analysis of external...
Software systems are increasingly assembled from components that are developed by and purchased from...
This paper presents a security characterisation process framework for software components and their ...
Software systems are increasingly being assembled from components that are developed by and purchase...
We present a security characterisation process framework for software components and their compositi...
This paper explores how to characterize security properties of software components, and how to reaso...
The paper proposes an assessment scheme for the security properties of software components. The prop...
The paper proposes an assessment scheme for the security properties of software components. The prop...
The paper proposes a security characterization structure of software components and their compositio...
This paper explores how to characterise security properties of software components, and how to reaso...
This article addresses a key issue in security: how to inspire trust by disclosing security properti...
This paper presents a framework for constructing compositional security contracts (CsC) based on the...
Existing software applications become increasingly distributed as their continuity and lifetimes are...
Software systems are becoming heterogeneous: instead of a small number of large programs from well-e...