Examination of Security Design Principles from NIST SP 800-160
Published in 2018 IEEE Systems Conference, 2018
Recommended citation: Mailloux, L. O., Beach, P. M., & Span, M. T. (2018). Examination of Security Design Principles from NIST SP 800-160. In 2018 IEEE International Systems Conference (pp. 488–495). Vancouver, BC, Canada. http://0xbeaker.github.io/files/Mailloux-Beach-Span-(2018)-Examination-of-Security-Design-Principles-from-NIST-SP-800-160.pdf
This paper explores the engineering of secure and resilient systems through a detailed examination of security strategies and principles as presented in Appendix F of the recently published National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication (NIST SP) 800-160. First, a brief introduction to systems security engineering is provided with recommended readings for those who desire to become more familiar with the specialty domain. Next, the NIST SP 800-160 Appendix F systems security strategies and principles are described, as well as, examined for implementation considerations. This examination and mapping provides a linkage of abstract security strategies to concrete security principles which can be more directly implemented, traced, and tested.
Recommended citation: Mailloux, L. O., Beach, P. M., & Span, M. T. (2018). Examination of Security Design Principles from NIST SP 800-160. In 2018 IEEE International Systems Conference (pp. 488–495). Vancouver, BC, Canada.