The Partitioning Methodology in Hardware/Software Co-Design Using Extreme Programming: Evaluation through the Lego Robot Project

Chae, Heeseo; Lee, Dong-Hyun; Park, Jiyong; Lee, Taek

doi:10.1109/cit.2006.175

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“…The 'Lego methodology' was developed to resolve the limitations introduced by the current composition approaches and concentrates on the evaluation of a list set in advance of Security Functions (SF) necessary in a use-case already existent [12]. This solution allows a global and unique Evaluation level (EAL LEGO) of the composite Platform with different robustness levels (Vulnerability ANalysis (VAN)-HIGH, VAN-Moderate, VAN-LOW) among security functions within the Platform (see Fig.…”

Section: Lego Methodology Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lego Methodology Approach for Common Criteria Certification of IoT Telemetry

Suciu¹,

Istrate²,

Petre³

et al. 2019

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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In our days, almost every business relays on medium-to-high performance computer systems which presents the possibility of being the target of different threats that can exploit the vulnerable software, respectively hardware components. The concept of "security risk" can be described as a specific threat that using a specific type of attack presents the ability to exploit system vulnerabilities, action which will affect the entire integrity of the targeted systems. From this point of view, the main idea of this paper is to present a Lego methodology approach for Common Criteria certification that can be applied to IoT Telemetry systems. Furthermore, we present scenarios of implementation of our approach to increase robustness level applied for agro-telemetry system.

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Section: Lego Methodology Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%