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A system is said to be fail-secure, sometimes confused with fail-safe, if itmaintains its security requirements even in the event of some faults.Fail-secure analyses are required by some validation schemes, such as someCommon Criteria or NATO certifications. However, it is an aspect of securitywhich as been overlooked by the community. This paper attempts to shed somelight on the fail-secure field of study by: giving a definition of fail-secureas used in those certification schemes, and emphasizing the differences withfail-safe; and exhibiting a first feasibility draft of a fail-secure designanalysis tool based on the Alloy model checker.

In my Wish List, an Automated Tool for Fail-Secure Design Analysis: an Alloy-Based Feasibility Draft