Mark Strembeck. Institute for Complex Networks. Many requirements resulting from such regulations relate to business-level security concerns. Such security concerns are often relevant in the context of an organization's business processes.
While the need to integrate business processes and security models has been repeatedly identified in research and practice, standard modeling languages do not provide corresponding language elements. However, the definition of process-related security models is an important prerequisite for the thorough implementation and enforcement of corresponding policies and constraints in a software system.
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