The 6^th International Workshop on Software Engineering for Secure Systems (SESS'10)

New horizons for secure systems

9:00: Introduction to the workshop
9:15: Invited talk by Donald Firesmith, Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute. Engineering Safety and Security Requirements for Software-Intensive Systems

11:00: Markus Luckey, Andrea Baumann, Daniel Mendez-Fernandez, and Stefan Wagner. Reusing Security Requirements Using an Extended Quality Model.
11:30: Shamal Faily and Ivan Flechais. A Meta-Model for Usable Secure Requirements Engineering
12:00: Yan Wu, Robin Gandhi, and Harvey Siy. Using Semantic Templates to Study Vulnerabilities Recorded in Large Software Repositories

14:00: Sven Lachmund. Auto-Generating Access Control Policies for Applications by Static Analysis with User Input Recognition
14:30: Jianning Geng, Lin Liu, and Barrett R. Bryant. Towards a Personalized Privacy Management Framework (position paper)
14:50: David Byers and Nahid Shahmehri. Unified modeling of attacks, vulnerabilities and security activities (position paper)
15:10: Tanveer Mustafa, Michael Drouineaud, and Karsten Sohr. Towards Formal Specification and Verification of a Role-Based Authorization Engine using JML (position paper)

16:00: Sarah Al-Azzani and Rami Bahsoon. Using Implied Scenarios In Security Testing
16:30: Angelo Ciampa, Corrado Aaron Visaggio and Massimiliano Di Penta. A heuristic-based approach for detecting SQL-injection vulnerabilities in Web applications (position paper)
16:50: Andrea Avancini and Mariano Ceccato. Towards Security Testing with Taint Analysis and Genetic Algorithms (position paper)
17:10: Poster session and wrap-up
19:00: Workshop dinner at African Café

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