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In the version tagged as v3.6.0-test, the web U/I supports extraction of a risk treatment plan. This provides a list of system model asset classes, each displayed with its type, a brief description, and its population level, followed by a table listing its potential (mis)behaviours. This table cites threats that cause each misbehaviour, and control strategies that block those threats.
There is an option to 'Export' the risk treatment plan as a offline HTML document. In the web U/I, the correct population levels are shown for each asset class, but in the 'exported' version, they are not. Instead, we get a population level 'Very Many', which is the highest level in the domain model population scale, highest population level for the relevant asset. This is 'greyed out', so it may be a default, suggesting that the problem may be that population levels are actually missing in the exported version.
The attached test case reproduces the error using domain model v6a5-1-2.
In the version tagged as v3.6.0-test, the web U/I supports extraction of a risk treatment plan. This provides a list of system model asset classes, each displayed with its type, a brief description, and its population level, followed by a table listing its potential (mis)behaviours. This table cites threats that cause each misbehaviour, and control strategies that block those threats.
There is an option to 'Export' the risk treatment plan as a offline HTML document. In the web U/I, the correct population levels are shown for each asset class, but in the 'exported' version, they are not. Instead, we get a population level 'Very Many', which is the highest level in the domain model population scale, highest population level for the relevant asset. This is 'greyed out', so it may be a default, suggesting that the problem may be that population levels are actually missing in the exported version.
The attached test case reproduces the error using domain model v6a5-1-2.
small-uncontrolled asserted.nq.gz
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