Security Trade-off Analysis of Service-oriented Software Architecture

Reza, Hassan; Helps, Washington I.

doi:10.13189/wjcat.2013.010402

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“…Regarding the need for a secure exchange between interlocking, the choice of SOA is supported by the safety evidence confirmed through previous studies [28], [29] and recommendations emanating from [30]. Then, the design of SOA for an interface on borders must respect security requirements [28]: identity requirements, authentication and authorization requirements, confidentiality, and integrity requirements and availability.…”

Section: Security Of Soa Interfacesmentioning

confidence: 86%

Services interfaces for interoperability of signaling computer interlocking on borders

Abourahim

Eleuldj

Amghar

2023

IJECE

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<p>Technological developments in the field of railway signaling have allowed more and more flexibility in the management of rail traffic, especially with computer interlocking. However, differences in signaling principles from one country to another as well as differences in the structure of interlocking software and communication protocols depending on suppliers lead to interoperability difficulties at the borders between computer interlocking. Some deployed projects deal with interoperability issues regarding the communication of signaling information between the train and interlocking like the European rail traffic management system (ERTMS) project. Unfortunately, the interoperability between interlocking themselves is still not achieved. Some deployed projects deal with interoperability issues regarding the communication of signaling information between the train and interlocking like the ERTMS project. Unfortunately, the interoperability between interlocking themselves is still not achieved. This article draws up a proposed model for interfacing at the interlocking boundaries based on service-oriented architecture (SOA). In addition, to ensure the coupling of SOA services to the internal functions of the signaling computer interlocking, a distributed architecture of programmable logic controller according to the IEC 61499 standard is suggested.</p>

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Section: Security Of Soa Interfacesmentioning

confidence: 86%

Services interfaces for interoperability of signaling computer interlocking on borders

Abourahim

Eleuldj

Amghar

2023

IJECE

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Architectural evaluation of data center system using architecture tradeoff analysis method (ATAM): A case study

Putrama

Dermawan

Dantes³

et al. 2017

2017 International Conference on Advanced Informatics, Concepts, Theory, and Applications (ICAICTA)

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Reviewing and Applying Security Services With Non-English Letter Coding to Secure Software Applications in Light of Software Trade-Offs

Rahouma

2017

IJSECS

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Important software applications need to be secured by choosing the suitable security services. In this paper, a shopper program is designed and implemented using VB.NET to follow up the movement of goods in the store and the shopping place. The program uses five files to store: the passwords, the information of goods in the store and the shopping place. A literature review is carried out to collect the information system and software trade-offs. The applied security services are then analyzed in light of these trade-offs. For security purposes, files and folders are hidden and files are set to Read-Only. The files' contents are encrypted by applying XOR operation with a random key generator. The file's contents are hashed and signed by the user to protect the integrity and authenticity of the files' contents. The applied security services do not result in much complexity and thus it does not affect the system resources. The program usability is easy to handle. The software is not freely available and in case of hunting a copy, it would be hard to run it without disclosing the needed keys. Applying the Arabic letter coding adds more credit to the program usability and availability.

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Security Trade-off Analysis of Service-oriented Software Architecture

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Services interfaces for interoperability of signaling computer interlocking on borders

Services interfaces for interoperability of signaling computer interlocking on borders

Architectural evaluation of data center system using architecture tradeoff analysis method (ATAM): A case study

Reviewing and Applying Security Services With Non-English Letter Coding to Secure Software Applications in Light of Software Trade-Offs

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