Security Document for Smart Parking Gate based on Common Criteria Framework

This research used Common Criteria Framework to design more complete security requirements than the previous research for smart parking gate. Common Evaluation Methodology (CEM) mentions that Common Criteria Framework must use ISO 15408. This research used ISO 15408 as a guideline for analyzing, designing, and documenting the system security requirements in a more complete and comprehensive smart parking gate. The initial stage of Common Criteria Framework is to analyze the threats that might occur on the system. This research refers to the threat tree analysis in ISO 15446 to obtain a list of threats that may occur in the system. Based on the threat tree analysis, there were 6 threats to the system built. The next step is mapping the threats to security objectives and obtaining 7 Security Objectives (SO). At the end of this study, the functional requirement of security for the system referring to the references obtained in the previous stage were analyzed. Therefore, 17 Security Functional Requirements (SFR) were obtained. Those 17 SFR can be used as references in developing a system on the smart parking gate to ward off the threats that have been identified initially.

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