Acquire the skills to design secure architectures in adherence with industry standards, best practices, and policies.

Organizations require people with the skills to make decisions to secure information systems based on best practices, standards, and industry recommendations. Security architects fill this need. These skilled cybersecurity professionals design and implement secure architectures and translate business processes and risk into policy and implementation rules.

Cybersecurity Specialization: Architecture and Policy provides an overview for designing and deploying a security architecture. In this course, you will integrate security policies across network, application, information, and access control architectures as well as cloud and hybrid cloud models. You will review and implement industry standard best practices and policies (NIST, etc.), along with standard architecture framework models.

The course uses a challenge-based design that focuses on what a learner should be able to do at the end of the course and back on the job. The practice opportunities and challenge activities resemble—as much as possible—tasks the learner would be asked to perform in a real-life situation.

Who Should Attend?

Any mid-career or intermediate level person with an interest in security architecture and who has been in a cybersecurity role or organization for at least 2 years.

While security architect is typically a senior role in many organizations, Cybersecurity Specialization: Architecture and Policy is a mid-level course focused on building the skills a security architect will use on the job.

As such, the ideal candidate for this course will already have strong technical skills and experience in more than one technical area (for example, network infrastructure configuration, web services, and identity and access management), but may have more limited experience in cybersecurity.

They may have an interest in security architecture but no experience, or they may be performing some architecture tasks already as part of their job.

What You Will Learn

Security architect’s role in the security lifecycle
Use recognized frameworks to support controls and reduce risk
Capture security requirements for network, application, data, and access control architectures
Design appropriate access controls based on the mission of the organization including role based, task based, or other access controls
Verify compliance to standards for an architecture
Update an architecture to mitigate risk in response to a security auditor’s list of findings
Establish security policy creation and management
Design secure virtualized environments
Identify components and concerns that might impact a cloud migration
Examine options for incorporating key management into your architecture
Document an architecture in an appropriate format representing requirements and domains

Outline

Frameworks and the Lifecycles

IT lifecycle management
Frameworks
Stakeholders
Security policies

Design a Network Security Architecture

Network segmentation
Network components
Practice: Identify network flows
Industry best practices
Roles and responsibilities

Design a Secure Application Architecture

History of development
The application architect
Application architecture goals
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
Modular framework development
Authentication
Patching
Vulnerability testing

Design a Data Security Architecture

Data architecture
Classification of data
Privacy
Database security
Encryption
Big data
Data architecture analysis
Data architecture influences

Design an Access Control Security Architecture

Identity and access management
Access control policy
Access control models
Centralized access control
Bring your own device
Access reviews

Update a Security Architecture

Impact of change
Life cycle management
Architecture changes

Document a Security Architecture

Documentation life cycle
Input documentation
Architecture documentation
Output documentation
Security requirements traceability matrix (RTM)

Examine Alternative Architectures

Virtualization
Cloud security architecture
Shared responsibility
Encryption
Key management for cloud

Course Look Around

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Look ahead
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How many employees do you have in your IT department?

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1000+

Cybersecurity Specialization: Architecture and Policy Training Course in Belgium

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Cybersecurity Specialization: Architecture and Policy Training in Belgium

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