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Identifying confidentiality violations in architectural design using palladio

Seifermann, S. / Walter, M. / Hahner, S. / Heinrich, R. / Reussner, R. / Heinrich R., Weyns D. Weyns D.

Meeting confidentiality requirements in software systems is vital for organizations. Considering confidentiality in early development phases such as the architectural design phase is beneficial compared to late phases such as the implementation because fixing design issues is more cost-efficient in early phases. This tutorial introduces an approach for modeling and statically analyzing confidentiality in software architectures within the Palladio tool suite. Besides foundational knowledge, the tutorial provides a practical hands-on session using the tool. The goal is to show that it is already possible to consider confidentiality in the early design process and that this consideration can be integrated into existing architectural design tools.

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Identifying confidentiality violations in architectural design using palladio

Seifermann, S. / Walter, M. / Hahner, S. / Heinrich, R. / Reussner, R. / Heinrich R., Weyns D. Weyns D.

Meeting confidentiality requirements in software systems is vital for organizations. Considering confidentiality in early development phases such as the architectural design phase is beneficial compared to late phases such as the implementation because fixing design issues is more cost-efficient in early phases. This tutorial introduces an approach for modeling and statically analyzing confidentiality in software architectures within the Palladio tool suite. Besides foundational knowledge, the tutorial provides a practical hands-on session using the tool. The goal is to show that it is already possible to consider confidentiality in the early design process and that this consideration can be integrated into existing architectural design tools.

Identifying confidentiality violations in architectural design using palladio

Seifermann, S. / Walter, M. / Hahner, S. / Heinrich, R. / Reussner, R. / Heinrich R., Weyns D. Weyns D.

Meeting confidentiality requirements in software systems is vital for organizations. Considering confidentiality in early development phases such as the architectural design phase is beneficial compared to late phases such as the implementation because fixing design issues is more cost-efficient in early phases. This tutorial introduces an approach for modeling and statically analyzing confidentiality in software architectures within the Palladio tool suite. Besides foundational knowledge, the tutorial provides a practical hands-on session using the tool. The goal is to show that it is already possible to consider confidentiality in the early design process and that this consideration can be integrated into existing architectural design tools.

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Title:

Identifying confidentiality violations in architectural design using palladio

Contributors:

Seifermann, S. (author) / Walter, M. (author) / Hahner, S. (author) / Heinrich, R. (author) / Reussner, R. (author) / Heinrich R., Weyns D. Weyns D. (author)

Publication date:

2021

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5445/ir/1000139806

Type of media:

Miscellaneous

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Architectural Design , Palladio , FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music) , Confidentiality

Licence:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.de

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