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Application of assurance-driven design to capability set management

The future Tactical Internet is becoming increasingly virtualized with increasing variation in the type and number of network resources. Capabilities developers offer many choices of technical solutions to implement service requirements. Technology approaches such as software-defined networks, cloud computing and the internet of things enable many different usage scenarios. Network behavior will increasingly be determined through a configuration strategy that determines how resources will be placed in service. As a result, acquisition of and realization of infrastructure to meet demands of network services depends on effective configuration validation solutions. This paper discusses opportunities for applying assurance-driven design to validate the correctness of behavioral requirements for network capability insertion in the Army’s networks.