General approach and methodology Sample Clauses

General approach and methodology. This section begins with a brief review of the assurance metrics that earlier deliverables recorded as relevant to privacy, trust and identity management. Listed is the set of privacy principles that WP3 identified as important to providing an assurance indication. The assessment of assurance is subdivided by: Safeguards Analysis of vulnerabilities present in the architecture, and whether an exploitable threat either now or in the future. Threat analysis Analysis of the current/future threat landscape. Reputation Analysis of threats that relate to reputation, since reputation is a dominant trust indicator. Testing An assurance assessment is in part derived form a testing phase (in addition to the assessment of the documented architecture). The architecture needs to be able to support testing. The way in which these various elements link together to create the assurance metric is shown in Figure 16. Here, the threat, vulnerability and reputation analysis all feed into the testing schedule. Threat Analysis Reputation Analysis Vulnerability (Safeguard) Analysis PICOS Architecture Testing Schedule Testing PICOS Prototype Figure 16 Assurance Methodology for D4.2
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