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CNES security development process

CNES security development process. Basic rules. High level principles for ISS activities on projects are: Decisions dealing with security risks must be approved on relevant functional/hierarchical level. For each project, ISS must be integrated in the project management.

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CNES security development process

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  1. CNES security development process

  2. Basic rules High level principles for ISS activities on projects are: • Decisions dealing with security risks must be approved on relevant functional/hierarchical level. • For each project, ISS must be integrated in the project management. • Each project must integrate CNES security requirements. • CNES ISS authorities (independent of project team) must be involved in each key event of the project. • Security requirements must be function of functional sensitivity and security risks.

  3. ISS approach 1/6 • ISS approach for project development must be integrated in the global approach of the project. • The following slides describe the main stages (V cycle) of a project and, for each of them, what are the relevant security items. • Two security activities are dealt with: • security of target IS to be developed, • security of development environment.

  4. ISS approach 2/6

  5. ISS approach 3/6

  6. ISS approach 4/6

  7. ISS approach 5/6

  8. ISS approach 6/6

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