Cyber Arrows: The Posts About Cyber Security and Information Security
Security architecture category is about securing systems, security design, zero-trust, secure-by-design and so on.
Many web and mobile applications are developed routinely in large organisations. You can benefit from some threat modelling for security architecture assessment, even though they are not one-size-fits-all solutions. The known models do not tick all the boxes. It is doubtful that even those who created these models use them …
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Security boundary is not formed by firewalls, routers, gateways or identity. It is only defined by your budget and the regulations you are subject to, if they exist. You cannot bend the regulations according to your comfort, and your budget may be directly affected by economics that is adepto ex imperium. Security is a …
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Security is hard to demonstrate. Business, c-suite or senior management always want to see concrete and measurable outputs. Nobody cares how many attacks you prevent or how you catch attackers before any compromise until a doomsday when you fail. Security architecture suffers from this flawed point of view too. That is why …
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