Security Goals

Was bedeutet Security Goals?

Das International Software Architecture Qualification Board  (ISAQB) definiert den Begriff „Security Goals“ wie folgt:

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The goals are the key point of information security. They are a basic set o
information attributes which can be fulfilled or not depending on a system
architecture and processes.

The most common agreed set of security goals is the so called “CIA triad”:

<ul

Confidentiality</li

Integrity</li

Availability</li
</ul<br

The “Reference Model of Information Assuarance and Security” (RIMAS) extend
this list by Accountability, Auditability, Authenticity/Trustworthiness
Non-repudiation and Privacy.

These are typical examples for non-functional requirements related to security.

See “What is Security Engineering – Definitions”, page 11 or RMIAS.

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