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The Right Stuff: Raw Materials for Building a Cybersecurity Architecture

by dianak | May 6, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

In order to get started developing a cybersecurity architecture, we need to gather a few raw materials first. These are the items that will set the context for all the design work that we will undertake in subsequent chapters. Specifically, we need to first obtain a...

Many Roads: Cybersecurity Architecture Process Overview

by dianak | Apr 22, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

“Because security architecture is by nature a “bridge” or translation, the aspects of the architecture process that are most important are going to change from organization to organization. It might be a culture change that is most important for one...

I Don’t Know’s On Second: Understanding Architecture Roles, Pt 2

by dianak | Apr 8, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

“I think the most important part of the architecture process is risk, informed by data. Nowadays, it’s all about the data. We’ve moved beyond building strategies to protect a given server, or service. In reality, what you really need are strategies...

Who’s on First? Understanding Architecture Roles, Pt 1

by dianak | Mar 25, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

In this series, we’ve discussed what security architecture is conceptually, describing and providing an introduction to some of the standards and frameworks that are involved in effecting it in an organization. The last topic that we will cover before we get...

Community in Action: Open Security Architecture (OSA)

by dianak | Mar 11, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

The last framework that we will look at is the Open Security Architecture (OSA). OSA is a community-driven effort to develop a model for security architecture. By community-driven, we mean that it is a set of individual elements contributed by whoever has the...

A Closer Look: Open Enterprise Security Architecture (O-ESA) from the Open Group

by dianak | Feb 25, 2021 | Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, Security

Continuing our deeper dive into security architectures, this week we’ll cover the Open Enterprise Security Architecture (O-ESA) from the Open Group. One of the areas where many more formal security architecture models struggle is in the capacity to handle change...
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