Enabling design of agile security in the IOT with MBSE

Papke, Barry

doi:10.1109/sysose.2017.7994938

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“…The second paper is "Enabling Design of Agile Security in the IOT with MBSE" from B. L. Papke [21]. He describes how the threat to IoT devices is agile and evolving over time.…”

Section: Mbse/sysml and Wsn/iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• "An open agile architecture pattern that includes a catalog of drag-and-drop encapsulated modules and the module pools in which they belong." [21].…”

Section: Mbse/sysml and Wsn/iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• "A passive infrastructure defined by a set of agile design principles that address aspects of system reusability, reconfigurability and scalability and response requirements addressing the proactive and reactive domains to achieve system agility." [21].…”

Section: Mbse/sysml and Wsn/iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Development of a Low Powered Wireless IoT Sensor Network based on MBSE

Taha

Salehi

Abraham

2018

2018 IEEE International Systems Engineering Symposium (ISSE)

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Nowadays, the trend in System Engineering (SE) is shifting more and more into the domains of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) and Internet of Things (IoT) and will reach new height in demand. The complexity of those systems which are fundamentally different from those of the last decades in their own areas and are furthermore growing. To fulfill all requirements in those fields, a wider range of functionalities and components are needed, especially for IoT. In the interdisciplinary development, many conflicts occur. Thus, the complexity of the product demands a change of the development process itself. Most approaches lack in aspects of transparency, traceability and continuous development in general. Therefore, a neutral systematic approach is needed, which model-based systems engineering (MBSE) could provide. This paper applied MBSE in the domain of IoT in WSN development. Although MBSE emerged from system engineering/development, it essentially allows any developer in any discipline to understand relations between different system components in the central system model. The stage of this research is not fully developed yet but a high potential is expected. This holistic central system model is described by MBSE with tool, modelling language and method. The most promising modelling language for an interdisciplinary work in a real industrial content is SysML, which will be applied throughout the modelling tool following the RFLP principle of the V-model. These endeavours will then represent our result to show a more transparent continuous traceable solution in comparison with the existing application.

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“…The second paper is "Enabling Design of Agile Security in the IOT with MBSE" from B. L. Papke [21]. He describes how the threat to IoT devices is agile and evolving over time.…”

Section: Mbse/sysml and Wsn/iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• "An open agile architecture pattern that includes a catalog of drag-and-drop encapsulated modules and the module pools in which they belong." [21].…”

Section: Mbse/sysml and Wsn/iotmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Development of a Low Powered Wireless IoT Sensor Network based on MBSE

Taha

Salehi

Abraham

2018

2018 IEEE International Systems Engineering Symposium (ISSE)

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“…Many researchers in their studies [11][12][13][14] agree that there is a need to identify and tackle security risks during the systems engineering lifecycle. Nguyen et al state that security objectives (such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability) should be considered together with the business logic very early, which is crucial in engineering secure systems.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…When developing complex systems, the security analysis is conducted in parallel with the design phase. Papke argues that security engineers and systems engineers should work together and a joint design process or framework is needed in order to define security aspects in a common model [13].…”

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confidence: 99%

Integrating Security Requirements Engineering into MBSE: Profile and Guidelines

Mažeika

Butleris

2020

Security and Communication Networks

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Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) provides a number of ways on how to create, validate, and verify the complex system design; unfortunately, the inherent security aspects are addressed neither by the SysML language that is the main MBSE enabler nor by popular MBSE methods. Although there are many common points between MBSE and security requirements engineering, the key advantages of MBSE (such as managed complexity, reduced risk and cost, and improved communication across a multidisciplinary team) have not been exploited enough. This paper reviews security requirements engineering processes and modeling methods and standards and provides the MBSE security profile as well, which is formalized with the UML 2.5 profiling capability. The new UML-based security profile conforms to the ISO/IEC 27001 information security standard. In addition to the MBSE security profile, this paper also presents the security profile application use case and the feasibility study of current status for security and systems engineering processes.

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A Conceptual Model‐Based Systems Engineering Method for Creating Secure Cyber‐Physical Systems

Larsen

Müller

Kokkula

2022

INCOSE International Symp

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The Air Traffic Control industry is being increasingly exposed to rising levels of risk, as criminals and cyber‐attackers look to exploit system vulnerabilities. Air Navigation Service Providers become more demanding regarding cybersecurity concerns in the products they acquire. Consequently, systems engineers need to consider cyber security concerns early in their system's development life cycle. Model‐Based Systems Engineering methodologies are widely used to manage complex engineering projects in terms of system requirements, design, analysis, verification, and validation activities, leaving cyber security aspects aside. This paper presents a conceptual solution of a model‐based security method that aims to enable systems engineers to perform threat modeling analysis of cyber‐physical systems early and incorporate mitigation strategies into the system design, thereby reducing the cyber‐physical system's overall security‐related risks. Based on a real‐life case study the method will be validated later during execution period from Jan. – May 2022.

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Enabling design of agile security in the IOT with MBSE

Cited by 10 publications

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Development of a Low Powered Wireless IoT Sensor Network based on MBSE

Development of a Low Powered Wireless IoT Sensor Network based on MBSE

Integrating Security Requirements Engineering into MBSE: Profile and Guidelines

A Conceptual Model‐Based Systems Engineering Method for Creating Secure Cyber‐Physical Systems

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