Mission Thread Security Analysis: A Tool for Systems Engineers to Characterize Operational Security behavior

Woody, Carol

doi:10.1002/inst.201316237

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“…When applied in the MBSE environment with the applicable tools, the underlying data model provides traceability between model elements that permit change/impact analysis over the enterprise lifecycle. The features of the language and the tools support structured advanced analysis techniques such as mission thread analysis (Woody 2013) and simulation. The Unified Architecture Framework (UAF), which is the next revision of UPDM adds more viewpoints including a Security Viewpoint.…”

Section: Enterprise Architecture Framework As An Enablermentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling Agile Security With Mbse and Updm

Papke¹

2016

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The agile, evolving threat environment and the increasing cost of damage being inflicted is placing tremendous pressure on the systems engineering discipline to design and implement effective security capabilities. One promising approach is the application of agile systems architecture to the design of system security. In order to be successful, however, systems engineers and security engineers will need to adopt a common design language and a common reference architecture that supports the definition and design of a system that has both resilience and continuous evolution of security capability. This paper presents an approach to overcome these obstacles through application of model‐based systems engineering and use of enterprise architecture frameworks to address specific elements of an agile systems architecture which resides in both the design time and operating time domains.

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Section: Enterprise Architecture Framework As An Enablermentioning

confidence: 99%