Abstract
AbstractSecurity is a challenging task in software engineering. Enforcing security policies should be taken care of during the early phases of the software development process to more efficiently integrate security into software. Since security is a crosscutting concern that pervades the entire software, integrating security at the software design level may result in the scattering and tangling of security features throughout the entire design. To address this issue, we present in this paper an aspect-oriented modeling approach for specifying and integrating security concerns into UML design models. In the proposed approach, security experts specify high-level and generic security solutions that can be later instantiated by developers, then automatically woven into UML design. Finally, we describe our prototype implemented as a plug-in in a commercial software development environment.KeywordsClass DiagramSequence DiagramAdaptation RuleSecurity AspectSecurity ExpertThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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