Abstract :
[en] Sound methodologies for constructing security-critical systems are extremely important in order to confront the increasingly varied security threats. As a response to this need, Model-Driven Security has emerged in the early 2000s as a specialized Model-Driven Engineering approach for supporting the development of security-critical systems.
In this chapter we summarize the most important developments of Model-Driven Security during the past decade. In order to do so we start by building a taxonomy of the most important concepts of this domain. We then use our taxonomy to describe and evaluate a set of representative and influential Model-Driven Security approaches in the literature. In our development of this topic we concentrate on the concepts shared by Model-Driven Engineering and Model-Driven Security. This allows us to identify and debate the advantages, disadvantages and open issues when applying Model-Driven Engineering to the Information Security domain.
This chapter provides a broad view of Model-Driven Security and is intended as an introduction to Model-Driven Security for students, researchers and practitioners.
Name of the research project :
I2R-SER-PFN-10MITE > MITER: Modeling, Composing and Testing of Security Concerns > 01/01/2011 - 31/12/2013 > LE TRAON Yves and NECSIS project, Canada
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