Abstract
Command control, communication, computer and intelligence (C4I) systems are the back bone complex information and communication systems for modern information warfare (IW). Managing security in C4I systems is a challenge due to complexity and criticality of these systems. This paper elaborates design methodology to incorporate security in the C4I systems in systematic and consistent way instead of patching and random approach. The approach in this work exploits the opportunity provided by architecture frameworks (AF) to capture threats and devise security measures. Assurance cases have been used to model security of the C4I system in order to enhance the process of security design and overcome challenges. Key words: C4I systems, information security, Department of Defense Architecture Framework, assurance cases, interoperability.
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