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Sensoria Bibliography Site From Hippocratic Databases to Secure Tropos: a Computer-Aided Re-Engineering Approach
Fabio Massacci, John Mylopolous, Nicola Zannone
abstract:
Privacy protection is a growing concern in the marketplace. Yet, privacy requirements and mechanisms are usually retro-fitted into a pre-existing design which may not be able to accommodate them due to potential conflicts with functional requirements. We propose a procedure for automatically extracting privacy requirements from databases supporting access control mechanisms for personal data (hereafter Hippocratic databases) and representing them in the Tropos modeling framework where tools are available for checking the correctness and consistency of privacy requirements. The procedure is illustrated with a case study. Keywords: Security Engineering, IS Re-engineering, Agent-Oriented Technologies. 1.
