To improve software security, several techniques, including vulnerability modelling and security testing, have been developed but the problem remains unsolved. On one hand, the workshop tries to answer how vulnerability modelling can help users understand the occurrence of vulnerabilities so to avoid them, and what the advantages and drawbacks of the existing models are to represent vulnerabilities. At the same time, the workshop tries to understand how to solve the challenging security testing problem given that testing the mere functionality of a system alone is already a fundamentally critical task, how security testing is different from and related to classical functional testing, and how to assess the quality of security testing. The objective of this workshop is to share ideas, methods, techniques, and tools about vulnerability modelling and security testing to improve the state of the art.
»En savoir +With the quick proliferation of complex, open and distributed systems, any software security breach becomes a real issue that needs to be fixed since these systems are often used in critical domains like transport, finance, politic, etc which makes attackers more and more motivated to cause important damages by exploiting security vulnerabilities.
To improve the software security, several techniques have been developed but the problem remains unsolved. The objective of the MDV workshop is to share ideas, methods, techniques, and tools that help users model and detect vulnerabilities in software. The workshop will try to bring together people from both academia and industry, from all the different areas that want to develop new techniques to model and detect vulnerabilities, to report their experience on using tools or methods to detect vulnerabilities.
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