Developing Secure Websites Using Feature Driven Development (FDD): A Case Study

Firdaus, Adila; Ghani, Imran; Yasin, Nor Izzaty

doi:10.7763/jocet.2013.v1.73

Cited by 15 publications

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“…Ontology languages like RDF and OWL helped to overcome language ambiguity and inconsistency. In [7], a case study is conducted to check the suitability of FDD process model for secure web site development. According to authors, integration of more iterative activities along with security practices in FDD can make it a suitable candidate for secure software development.…”

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Using FDD for Small Project: An Empirical Case Study

Aftab¹,

Nawaz²,

Anwer³

et al. 2019

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Empirical analysis evaluates the proposed system via practical experience and reveals its pros and cons. Such type of evaluation is one of the widely used validation approach in software engineering. Conventional software process models performed well till mid of 1990s, but then gradually replaced by agile methodologies. This happened due to the various features, the agile family offered, which the conventional models failed to provide. However besides the advantages, agile models lacked at some areas as well. To get the extreme benefits from any agile model, it is necessary to eliminate the weaknesses of that model by customizing its development structure. Feature Driven Development (FDD) is one of the widely used agile models in software industry particularly for large scale projects. This model has been criticized by many researchers due to its weaknesses such as explicit dependency on experienced staff, little or no guidance for requirement gathering, rigid nature to accommodate requirement changes and heavy development structure. All these weaknesses make the FDD model suitable only for large scale projects where the requirements are less likely to change. This paper deals with the empirical evaluation of FDD during the development of a small scale web project so that the areas and practices of this model can be identified with empirical proof, which made this model suitable only for large projects. For effective evaluation, the results of FDD case study are compared with a published case study of Extreme Programing (XP), which is widely used for the development of small scale projects.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Using FDD for Small Project: An Empirical Case Study

Aftab¹,

Nawaz²,

Anwer³

et al. 2019

ijacsa

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“…In [19] authors conducted a case study to check the suitability of FDD for secure web site development. Authors found that by integrating more iterations, security practices and other helping tools can make the FDD suitable for secure software development.…”

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“…With the proposed ontology feature the agility will be compromised. Developing secure websites using feature driven development (FDD): a case study [19] A case study was conducted to check the suitability of FDD for secure software web site development. [21] Presented Single Software Architecture Evaluation Method (SAEM) for architecture evaluation of FDD.…”

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Simplified FDD Process Model

Nawaz¹,

Aftab²,

Anwer³

2017

IJMECS

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Feature driven development (FDD) is a process oriented and client centric agile software development model which develops a software according to client valued features. Like other agile models it also has adaptive and incremental nature to implement required functionality in short iterations. FDD mainly focus on designing and building aspects of software development with more emphasis on quality. However less responsiveness to changing requirements, reliance on experienced staff and less appropriateness for small scale projects are the main problems. To overcome these problems a Simplified Feature Driven Development (SFDD) model is proposed in this paper. In SFDD we have modified the phases of classical FDD for small to medium scale projects that can handle changing requirements with small teams in efficient and effective manner.

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“…(5) Domain consider in a particular paper. [19], [20].It has been observed that out total50% of the studies consider integration of security in agile generally, while 15% in Scrum, 23% in XP, only 12% in FDD and no study mention any mechanism for security integration in DSDM(see graph 3). These agile practices are included in this literature study because they are considered as popular among researchers and practitioners.…”

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A Review of Security Integration Technique in Agile Software Development

Khaim¹,

Naz²,

Abbas³

et al. 2016

IJSEA

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Agile software development has gained a lot of popularity in the software industry due to its iterative and incremental approach as well as user involvement. Agile has also been criticized due to lack of its ability to deliver secure software. In this paper, extensive literature has been performed, in order to highlight the existing security issues in agile software development. Majority of challenges reported in literature, occurred due to lack of involvement of security expert. Improving security of a software system without damaging the real essence of Agile can achieved with the continuous involvement of security engineer throughout development lifecycle with its defined role and responsibilities.

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Developing Secure Websites Using Feature Driven Development (FDD): A Case Study

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

Using FDD for Small Project: An Empirical Case Study

Using FDD for Small Project: An Empirical Case Study

Simplified FDD Process Model

A Review of Security Integration Technique in Agile Software Development

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