Utilizing a Service Oriented Architecture for Information Security Evaluation and Quantification
Clemens Martin, Khalil A. Abuosba
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Clemens Martin, Khalil A. Abuosba
Abstract
The service oriented architecture provides an abstraction utility that is characterized to be autonomous, well defined, and self-contained. In this research we define the basic building blocks of a security reference model composed out of processes domain view, security requirements view, infrastructure management view, security assurance view, and survivability management view. We build a security attributes organizational model based on security processes states and security attributes requirements. We continue to dissect our proposed architecture based on the service oriented architecture reference model, and map the SOA dimensions into security requirements attributes.
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The service oriented architecture provides an abstraction utility that is characterized to be autonomous, well defined, and self-contained. In this research we define the basic building blocks of a security reference model composed out of processes domain view, security requirements view, infrastructure management view, security assurance view, and survivability management view. We build a security attributes organizational model based on security processes states and security attributes requirements. We continue to dissect our proposed architecture based on the service oriented architecture reference model, and map the SOA dimensions into security requirements attributes.
Key concepts: Computer science, Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture, Computer security model, Security service, Security information and event management, Survivability, Enterprise information security architecture, Computer security