Contemporary software systems operate in heterogeneous, dynamic, and distributed
environments, where security needs change at runtime. The security solutions for such …

Self-protecting software systems are a class of autonomic systems capable of detecting and
mitigating security threats at runtime. They are growing in importance, as the stovepipe static …

Self-adaptive security is needed due to vast amount of changes in an execution environment
and threat landscape, which all cannot be anticipated at software design-time. Self-adaptive …

Since conventional software security approaches are often manually developed and
statically deployed, they are no longer sufficient against today's sophisticated and evolving …

Self-protecting software systems are a class of autonomic systems capable of detecting and
mitigating security threats at runtime. They are growing in importance, as the stovepipe static …

With continuously changing operational and business needs, system security is one of the
key system capabilities that need to be updated as well. Most security engineering efforts …

Adaptive security systems aim to protect valuable assets in the face of changes in their
operational environment. They do so by monitoring and analysing this environment, and …

As organisations expand and interconnect, authorisation infrastructures become
increasingly difficult to manage. Several solutions have been proposed, including self …

As any software system, a self-adaptive system is subject to security threats. However,
applying self-adaptation may introduce additional threats. So far, little research has been …

Security is a critical concern in today's software systems. Besides the interconnectivity and
dynamic nature of network systems, the increasing complexity in modern software systems …