SECURITY-INFORMED SAFETY CASES Sample Clauses

SECURITY-INFORMED SAFETY CASES. In SESAMO, we have been exploring the use of structured safety cases for communicating and building confidence in the safety and security properties of a system. Security considerations have a significant impact on various aspects of safety justification. It is necessary to make claims about security properties as well as safety properties, demonstrate compliance to both security and safety standards, and consider a broader set of potential threats and vulnerabilities. In principle, all safety cases should be “security-informed” because a system that is not secure cannot be safe. However, many safety cases assume that the system is operated in a benign environment, and therefore ignore security threats. This might not be an unreasonable position to take, providing the safety case makes this assumption explicit, and addressing security separately can be justified. However, in general, security must be considered as part of the safety case and any assumptions about security of the environment must be properly documented as part of the safety case. Our experience and previous research has shown that a significant portion of a security-informed safety case will need to address security explicitly. In some instances this will lead to substantial changes to the design, the implementation process and the justification. In order to address these additional security risks within a case, it is necessary to find a way of combining safety and security risk assessment.
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