Information flow security for business process models - just one click away
Andreas Lehmann, Dirk Fahland · TU/e Research Portal · 2012
When outsourcing tasks of a business process to a third party, information flow security becomes a critical issue. In particular implicit information leaks are an intriguing problem. Given a business process one could ask whether the execution of a confidential task is kept secret to a third party which can observe some public (nonconfidential) tasks. A business process is secure in sense of implicit information flow if a third party can not deduce the execution of confidential tasks based on observations of public tasks. We will show that we can verify much faster whether a given process model is secure, support a new information flow property, and support the modeler to create a secure process using a graphical modeling tool. The demo might be interesting for all process modelers and those who are concerned with security in the BPM community.