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It is normally hard to believe in software security claim if we do not know what is meant exactly by "secure" and the reasons to support the claim are not sufficiently provided. Security cases—which document the rationale for believing that a system is adequately secure—are intended to address both these issues. However, due to lack of practical construction method...
Security cases—which document the rationale for believing that a system is adequately secure—have not been sufficiently used for a lack of practical construction method. This paper presents a hierarchical software security case development method to address this issue. We present a security concept relationship model first, then come up with a hierarchical asset-threat-control measure argument strategy,...
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