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Analysing Requirements to Detect Latent Security Vulnerabilities
To fully embrace the challenge of securing software, security concerns must be considered at the earliest stages of software development. Studies have shown that this reduces the time, cost and effort required to integrate security features into software during development. In this paper we describe a technique for uncovering potential vulnerabilities through an analysis of software requirements and describe its use using a small, motivating example.