Aligning Security Requirements and Security Assurance Using the Common Criteria
Kenji Taguchi, Nobukazu Yoshioka, Takayuki Tobita, Hiroyuki Kaneko · 2010
This paper presents a new approach, which attempts to provide a basic framework in which security requirements and security assurance can be aligned in a uniform and concise way in a single requirements modelling methodology. This framework aims at providing security requirements modelling method for the system development as well as security assurance under the Common Criteria (IEC/ISO 15408), an international standard for security assurance and evaluation for IT products. We will adopt use case diagrams as a basis for this modelling method and extend them based on a meta model derived from the Common Criteria, which includes all relevant security concepts and their relationships for an analysis of security threats. We take Multi Function Peripherals (MFPs) as a working example and demonstrate how our proposed modelling method can effectively elicit/analyze security requirements in this paper.