Building Secure Systems Using Model-Based Engineering and Architectural Models

 A system designer faces several challenges when specifying security for distributed computing environments or migrating systems to a new execution platform. Business stakeholders impose constraints due to cost, time-to- market requirements, productivity impact, customer satisfaction concerns, and the like. And users exercise power at the desktop over computing resources and data availability. So, a system designer needs to understand requirements regarding protected resources (e.g., data), confidentiality, and integrity. And, a designer needs to predict the effect that security measures will have on other runtime quality attributes such as resource consumption, availability, and real-time performance.

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Peter H. Feiler

Jorgen Hansson

John Morley

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Performance and Dependability

Software Engineering Institute
May 2008

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