This paper describes the lessons learned during a study performed by the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory for the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer/Cyber-security. The purpose of the study was to (1) define a systems security engineering process that takes into consideration concepts from capability-based threat modeling, the Risk Management Framework, and the evolving DoD System Survivability Key Performance Parameter and (2) apply the process to a generic space mission and associated system as means to illustrate the process and to provide reusable engineering artifacts to DoD space programs.
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