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Ninth IEEE International Conference on Engineering Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'04)
Modeling Complex Systems by Separating Application and Security Concerns
Florence, Italy
April 14-April 16
ISBN: 0-7695-2109-6
Hassan Gomaa, George Mason University
Michael Eonsuk Shin, Texas Tech University
This paper describes how to model complex applications by modeling application requirements and designs separately from security requirements and designs using the UML notation. By careful separation of concerns, the security requirements are captured in security use cases and encapsulated in security objects separately from the application requirements and objects. The approach reduces system complexity caused by mixing security requirements with business application requirements with the goal of making complex systems more maintainable. Furthermore, the security use cases and objects can be reused by other software applications.
Citation:
Hassan Gomaa, Michael Eonsuk Shin, "Modeling Complex Systems by Separating Application and Security Concerns," iceccs, pp.19-28, Ninth IEEE International Conference on Engineering Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'04), 2004
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