Viewing Business-Process Security from Different Perspectives

Herrmann, Gaby; Pernul, Günther

doi:10.1080/10864415.1999.11518343

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“…Herrmann and Pernul [6] [7] argue that security requirements vary with the perspective taken. They identify different perspectives (informational, functional, dynamic, and organizational) which are closely related to the different elements of a workflow specification.…”

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Security Requirements of E-Business Processes

Knorr

Röhrig²

Towards the E-Society

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Security Requirements of E-Business Processes

Knorr

Röhrig²

Towards the E-Society

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“…This approach focuses on the description of security safeguards at a high abstraction level. Other publications by Herrmann, Pernul and Roehm [20], [21], [22] concentrate on modeling security semantics of business processes. They argue that security requirements vary with the view taken and therefore define four different perspectives.…”

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Secure business process management: a roadmap

Neubauer

Klemen

Biffl

2006

First International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES'06)

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Abstract-The security of corporate business processes is crucial for the business success of companies. Existing Business Process Management methodologies barely consider security and dependability objectives. Business processes and security issues are developed separately and often do not follow the same strategy. Growing business integration and legal requirements raise the need for secure business processes as security problems negatively affect profit and reputation of companies and their stakeholders. In this paper we summarize the state of the art of business process management and security and identify shortcomings of existing approaches. Based on that we identify research challenges and present a roadmap for Secure Business Process Management (SBPM) that allows an integrated view on business process management and security. This approach provides top management in process oriented enterprises with a stepwise methodology for the parallel and continuous development and improvement of business processes along with security issues over the whole business process life cycle.

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“…Reference [21] defines the five following perspectives based on high level security requirements of business processes, in order to guarantee integrity, consistency and completeness:…”

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Privacy Preserving BPMS for Collaborative BPaaS

Glöckner

Schwarzbach

Makarov

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 2017 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-Collaboration in business environments is an ongoing trend that is enabled by and based on cloud computing. It supports flexible and ad-hoc reconfiguration and integration of different services, which are provided and used via the internet, and implemented within business processes. This is an important competitive advantage for the participating stakeholders. However, trust, policy compliance, and data privacy are emerging issues that result from the distributed data handling in cloud-based business processes. Up to now, several architectures and technical systems that enable the cloud-based collaboration within business processes have been developed, but the selection of an appropriate business process management system (BPMS) is missing. An implemented BPMS has to meet certain requirements that result from the cloudbased characteristics and from the other implemented systems. This paper derives requirements for BPMSs in cloud-based environments, currently available BPMSs are evaluated against the derived requirements and the selected one is implemented subsequently.

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Viewing Business-Process Security from Different Perspectives

Cited by 50 publications

References 2 publications

Security Requirements of E-Business Processes

Security Requirements of E-Business Processes

Secure business process management: a roadmap

Privacy Preserving BPMS for Collaborative BPaaS

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