Fanny Rivera-Ortiz has presented a research paper entitled, “Engineering Forensic-Ready Software Systems Using Automated Logging“, at the Doctoral Symposium collocated with REFSQ 2022, in Birmingham, UK. In her presentation, Fanny introduces a novel semi-automated approach called Forensic-Ready Logger (FRL). The approach helps developers to elicit a set of potential software misuse scenarios, expressed as annotated UML (Unified Modelling Language) Sequence Diagrams, that can be used to identify the exact location where logging instructions should be placed and the information they should log.

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