Entropy-Based Assessment of Nonfunctional Requirements in Axiomatic Design

Pourabbas, Elaheh; Parretti, Chiara; Rolli, Fernando; Pecoraro, Fabrizio

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3128686

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“…To introduce the PIA evaluation procedure, we start with considering the representation of a system in terms of a design matrix. In the previous section, we showed that the application of the independence axiom can lead to the identification of a finite set of design matrices [21]. Each of these matrices corresponds to an admissible design solution.…”

Section: Privacy Impact Assessment In Axiomatic Designmentioning

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Digitally Sustainable Information Systems in Axiomatic Design

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Nowadays, information systems are evolving towards increasingly interconnected, smart, and self-adaptive models. This transformation has led to the representation of the systems themselves in terms of natural ecosystems. Similar to the natural environment, the virtual world can be threatened by specific forms of pollution, such as illegitimate access to the system, unwanted changes to data, and loss of information, which affect the only resource it possesses, i.e., data. In order to provide proactive protection of data integrity and confidentiality, in this paper we consider the well-known principles of privacy by design and privacy by default in the design phase of system development. To this end, we propose an approach based on axiomatic design, which allows us to implement these two principles through an appropriate reinterpretation of the information axiom, in terms of privacy impact assessment. We illustrate our approach by a case study, which implements the process of managing patients in home care. However, the proposed method can be applied to processing systems that provide services. The main result achieved is to select the most digitally sustainable design solution, i.e., the one that best prevents the threats mentioned above.

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Section: Privacy Impact Assessment In Axiomatic Designmentioning

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“…It becomes very complicated to determine the overall response of the system. This situation becomes more and more complex as the number of mutual interconnections (interfaces) between modules of the project matrix increases [21].…”

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“…The identified DP are based on an adaptation of the axiomatic design principles where each functional requirements is matched with one DP [35]. Thus, each of the presented DP is related with the FR previously defined.…”

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