What is “Architecture”? What is “An Architect” and what does an “Architect” do? And how does that relate to the “Enterprise” way of thinking to deliver business value particularly in the field of information/cyber security?
James Lynas
W100 – The SABSA White Paper
An executive summary of the SABSA Method, it’s tools, techniques and concepts. White Paper from The SABSA Institute.
Australian Cyber Conference, 26-28 November 2024
Find us on Stand 10 at the Australian Cyber Conference 2024, 26-28 November at Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.
W103 – SABSA Responsibility Assignment Modelling
An introduction to SABSA Responsibility Assignment Modelling and the abstract and conceptual views of stakeholders’ roles and responsibilities.
SABSA World Canberra – 21 November 2024
Conquer The Architect’s Eternal Dilemma - Turning Strategy into Reality - Join David for a joint event between ISACA Canberra Chapter, AISA ACT Branch and The SABSA Institute.
R101 – The SABSA Matrices 2018 Release Notes
An update to the SABSA Matrix™ and the SABSA Management Matrix™ in 2018 and an analysis of the changes made in that update.
T100 – Modelling SABSA with ArchiMate
This White Paper describes how security architecture concepts can be expressed using ArchiMate 3.0, the latest version of The Open Group’s widely adopted Enterprise Architecture (EA) modelling language.
G152 – Integrating Risk and Security within a TOGAF Enterprise Architecture
An Open Group Guide addressing how to integrate considerations of security and risk into an Enterprise Architecture using SABSA.
W117 – TOGAF and SABSA Integration
A White Paper by The Open Group on SABSA-TOGAF Integration Working Group comprising a joint effort by The SABSA Institute and The Open Group Architecture and Security Forums.
W102 – SABSA Risk Management: The Meaning of Risk
An introduction to the SABSA view of ‘risk’ from a philosophical and existential point of view.
W101 – Architecting a Secure Digital World
An introduction to SABSA for people who are new to the topic, providing a high-level overview and describing the benefits of adopting the methodology for architecting a secure digital business.
Competence is Value – Why Knowledge-based Training Falls Short
The roles of information security, risk management and assurance are vital to providing confidence and trust over our use of technology and information, and thus business ability to leverage them for opportunity and gain.