Abstract

Validation is critical to the success of the measurement of software trustworthiness. A large number of software trustworthiness measures are proposed, however, most of them are not validated from theory. Therefore, they lack theoretical foundation and will induce unnecessary cost and useless calculation. In this paper, we bring measurement theory into the software trustworthiness measurement, construct a source code oriented software trustworthiness measure based on extensive structure in the measurement theory and validate the developed measure by use of axiomatic approaches. Compared with some software trustworthiness measures that are already presented, this measure can evaluate software trustworthiness better from theory.

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