The formalized threats and security requirements are then provided as formal model libraries to foster reuse. The general idea of the approach is to: (1) specify threats as properties of a modeled system in a technology-independent specification language (2) express conditions that reveal these threats in a suitable language with automated tool support for threat detection through model verification and (3) suggest a set of security requirements to protect against detected threats. We take this problem towards an integrated approach for threat detection and treatment by means of security requirements, during the software architecture design time. Threats need to be precisely specified before a tool can manipulate them, and though several approaches for threat specification have been proposed, they do not provide the scalability and flexibility required in practice.
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