Hoisl, Bernhard. 2013. Scenario-driven Testing of Security-related Domain-specific Language Models. ACM SIGSAC Chapter Vienna/OCG Arbeitskreis IT-Sicherheit: 3rd Young Researcher's Day, Vienna, Österreich, 25.06..

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@CONFERENCE{Hoisl2013,
title = {Scenario-driven Testing of Security-related Domain-specific Language Models},
author = {Bernhard Hoisl},
year = {2013},
address = {Vienna},
url = {http://www.ocg.at/de/3rd-young-researcher%C2%B4s-day-2013},
language = {EN},
misc = {ACM SIGSAC Chapter Vienna/OCG Arbeitskreis IT-Sicherheit: 3rd Young Researcher's Day},
abstract = {In this talk, we present an approach for the scenario-based testing of security-related DSML language models. The DSML language model is a crucial artifact in DSML development, because it captures all relevant domain abstractions and specifies the relations between these abstractions. In software engineering, scenarios are used to explore and to define system behavior as well as to specify user requirements. The different steps in a requirements-level scenario can then be refined through detailed scenarios. In our approach, we specify security properties via the DSML language model and provide for a scenario-based testing procedure for an integration case of two DSMLs. These refinements of high-level scenarios into executable test scenarios allow for a close cooperation of the security expert and the DSML engineer.},
}