EA (Enterprise Architecture) visualization methodologies have been explored by
researchers and engineers to conduct EA modeling. The objectives of EA modeling are to …

Numerous visual notations are present in technical and business domains. Notations have
to be cognitively effective to ease the planning, documentation, and communication of the …

Abstract Enterprise Risk Management involves the process of identification, evaluation,
treatment, and communication regarding risks throughout the enterprise. To support the …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) has evolved based on the practice of information systems
architecture design and implementation. EA is a rigorous description of a structure, and the …

Risk analysis is a complex and critical activity in various contexts, ranging from strategic
planning to IT systems operation. Given its complexity, several Enterprise Architecture (EA) …

Goal-oriented NFR (Non-Functional Requirement) assurance approaches were used to
qualitatively evaluate software architectures. Assurance cases using quantitative method …

Abstract Enterprise Risk Management and security have become a fundamental part of
Enterprise Architecture, so several frameworks and modeling languages have been …

Trust is widely acknowledged as the cornerstone of relationships in social life. But what
makes an agent trust a person, a resource or an organization? Which characteristics should …

Purpose Security requirements play an important role in software development. These can
be specified both in enterprise architecture models and in business processes. Enterprises …

Organizations need to consider many facets of information security in their daily operations–
among others, the rapidly increasing use of IT, emerging technologies and digitalization of …