Description
Security engineering is an integral part of developing secure systems or components. However, identifying relevant security requirements is a challenging task. This is even true when standards and guidelines can be consulted. Extensive standards and guidelines may add an extracted level of complexity since their general structure first needs to be understood by the reader before relevant requirements can be extracted. This thesis aims to assist the requirements engineer, or anyone interested in security requirements, with identifying relevant requirements. This is done by introducing a process flow that extracts requirements from a set of standards or guidelines given a specific focus. This is done in a way that brings the requirements into a functional form and associates them with extracted metadata.
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