Description
The course builds on the previous two enterprise security architecture training sessions. Participants will experience the daily work of a security architect in detail through case studies, using common tools and solutions.
Familiarize yourself with these enterprise architecture and IT systems tools: ADOIT (BOC Group), ADO GRC (BOC Group), Gordic (Cyber Security Audit 2.0), Sparx Systems EA, ArchimateTool (Archi), Altova MissionKit (XML, XBRL, UML, ...)
Goals
- Present the daily tasks of a cybersecurity architect through a practical approach
- Recommend mediation and mentoring methods to make this field accessible to a wide range of consumers of cataloged security services
- Guide cybersecurity architects to resources for further personal development in this field
Target
- Security Analyst or Documentalist
- Security Process Specialist
- Aspiring Enterprise Security Architect
- Data or Information Architect
- Business Architect
- Software Architect
- Infrastructure - Technology Architect
Contents
- Familiarize with tool solutions and their mutual integration (GRC, EAM, etc.) + create instances and repositories for work
- Quickly verify compliance in terminology, syntax, and semantics in modeling and conceptualization
- Introduce situations in security case studies
- Import templates and patterns, load practice data, map relationships
- Conduct a joint workshop with step-by-step study solutions and explanations of questions and comments
- Explain the use of external knowledge base resources and recommendations for further development
- Potential assignment for individually solved tasks – based on specific situations from participants' environments
Prerequisites
Completion of the Cybersecurity Architect I and II courses.
Experience in architecture is beneficial, as well as logical and structured thinking, understanding the need for comprehensive risk management in protecting the organization's assets. Basic knowledge of modeling in the ArchiMate language.Study Materials
Materials in electronic – form Google Drive storage, GitHub (available even after the course ends, approximately 30 days)
