Extracting security requirements from relevant laws and regulations

Date

2012-07-16

Advisors

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

ISSN

2151-1357
2151-1349

Volume Title

Publisher

IEEE

Type

Conference

Peer reviewed

Yes

Abstract

—For software systems that process and manage sensitive information, compliance with laws has become not an option but a necessity. Analysing relevant laws and aligning them with the system requirements is necessary for attaining compliance issues. But analyzing laws within the context of software system requirements is a difficult task, mainly because the concepts used in legal texts are different compared to the concepts used in requirements engineering. This paper contributes to that direction. In particular it presents a process to model and analyse laws and regulations and to support the elicitation of security requirements based on the relevant legal and system context. Finally a case study is used to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed approach.

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Keywords

Hohfeld, Secure Tropos, Compliance

Citation

Jorshari, F.Z., Mouratidis, H. and Islam, S. (2012) Extracting security requirements from relevant laws and regulations. In: Proceedings of the 2012 Sixth International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS), Valencia, Spain, May 2012, IEEE, pp. 1-9.

Rights

Research Institute