Technologies / Architecture

Security architecture as part of the TOGAF structure 9

This intensive two-day training course immerses participants in the world of security architecture in the context of TOGAF 9.2. The course combines theory and practice to offer a unique perspective on integrating security with enterprise architecture. Participants will explore key aspects of TOGAF while focusing on the critical elements of cyber security.

Issues

The foundations of TOGAF 9.2 and their relationship to security
Key components of the security architecture
Integration of security with ADM (Architecture Development Method) phases.
Risk management in the context of enterprise architecture
Design and implementation of security features in application architecture, data and technology
Audit and compliance in security architecture
Threat modeling tools and techniques (Threat Modeling)
Trends and future directions in security architecture

The training also includes hands-on workshops and case studies, allowing participants to apply the knowledge they have gained in realistic scenarios.

Benefits

Deep understanding of security integration with TOGAF architecture
Practical skills for designing security architecture
Ability to effectively communicate security issues to business stakeholders
Ability to conduct risk assessments in the context of enterprise architecture
Knowledge of the latest trends and threats in cyber security
Certificate of completion of training, recognized in the IT and security industry

Who is this training for?

Enterprise architects looking to expand their knowledge of security aspects

IT security professionals seeking to understand the broader context of enterprise architecture

IT managers responsible for security strategy

IT auditors interested in understanding security architecture in the context of TOGAF

Digital transformation consultants

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of enterprise architecture concepts
General knowledge of IT security
Experience working with IT systems or in security-related projects
Knowledge of English at the level to read technical documentation

Training program

The importance of architecture 'Frameworks' in an organization
The role of security architecture in TOGAF
Definition and key elements of security architecture
Relationships between security architecture and other architectural domains in TOGAF
Examples of security threats and challenges in organizations - a sample catalog of threats

Integration of security requirements with business objectives
Analysis of use cases (Case Studies)
Discuss the phases of the Application and Data Architecture.
Data and Application Security: Key principles and best practices

Examples of security implementation in application and data architecture
Discussion of the Technology Architecture phase (Technology Architecture).
Key aspects of technological safeguards
Implementation of security controls at the infrastructure level

Compliance tools and techniques
The role of security audits
Discussion of the key issues of the day
Question and answer session

Delivery Methods

Online

Convenience of participating from anywhere
Interactive live sessions with trainer
Materials available for 30 days
No travel costs

On-site

Direct contact with trainer and group
Intensive hands-on workshops
Networking with other participants
Full focus on learning

Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for this training?

For Security architecture as part of the TOGAF structure 9 we recommend: Basic knowledge of enterprise architecture concepts; General knowledge of IT security; Experience working with IT systems or in security-related projects.

What is the format and duration of this training?

The training lasts 2 days and is available in online and on-site format. Sessions run from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We can also customize the schedule to fit your team's needs.

Who is this training designed for?

This training is designed for: Enterprise architects looking to expand their knowledge of security aspects; IT security professionals seeking to understand the broader context of enterprise architecture; IT managers responsible for security strategy.