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DESCRIPTION:Security architects commonly have to represent drawings of comp
 lex systems to highlight the principles of their security architecture. Mo
 st drawings in common use are "seen from above"\, and do not allow a clear
  presentation of the protocol stacks and data processes along a dataflow.\
 n\nDataflow tabular charts are a new kind of drawings to show security bou
 ndaries crossed by functional dataflows. We will present the importance of
  those drawings for documenting security architectures\, risk assessments\
 , and penetration test results. We will then show a tool that can produce 
 those charts automatically based on a textual description\, similar to how
  `msggen` creates message charts.
DTSTAMP:20260714T030711Z
LOCATION:Amphitheater
SUMMARY:Dataflow tabular charts -- a presentation tool for security archite
 cts - Yves Rütschlé (Security architect\, Airbus Protect)
URL:https://cfp.pass-the-salt.org/pts2022/talk/3EXX8R/
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