Privacy Rules Contribution From Comcast-SPIDER #138
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This contribution contains 12 privacy rules that detect privacy risks for a given architecture model (in a YAML file). These privacy rules detect risks which could be classified under threat categories like `Linking`, `Identifying`, `Data Disclosure`, `Unawareness` and `Non-compliance` found in the [LINDDUN](https://linddun.org/) privacy threat modeling framework. More details can be found in the [privacy-rules doc](./docs/privacy-rules.md) These are contributed by the SPIDER team from Comcast Cybersecurity. Thank you! Contacts: Nitish Uplavikar ([email protected]) Nuray Baltaci Akhuseyinoglu ([email protected]) Bahman Rashidi ([email protected])
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This contribution contains 12 privacy rules that detect privacy risks for a given architecture model (in a YAML file). These privacy rules detect risks which could be classified under threat categories like
Linking,Identifying,Data Disclosure,UnawarenessandNon-compliancefound in the LINDDUN privacy threat modeling framework. More details can be found in the privacy-rules docThese privacy rules are contributed by the SPIDER team from Comcast Cybersecurity.
Thank you!
Contacts:
Nitish Uplavikar ([email protected])
Nuray Baltaci Akhuseyinoglu ([email protected])
Bahman Rashidi ([email protected])