Our SABSA
Training
programme
is led by
David Lynas
Co-author of SABSA, CEO of the SABSA Institute, and principal author of the SABSA Institute intellectual property. Quite simply there is no better source of
SABSA Training & Education!
Our worldwide SABSA Training schedule, including our virtual classroom, is complemented by a number of highly-experienced SABSA professionals of proven ability, each selected by David according to his direct experience of their ability to deliver real-world solutions.
David Lynas Consulting is an Accredited Education Provider for The SABSA Institue.
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We make a commitment to deliver SABSA Training & Certification examinations to you, wherever you are in the world.
Our in-person classroom training spans North America, Europe, the Middle East and Australasia.
We run our virtual classroom in timezones that span the globe, ensuring a training option within reach of your working day.
Private
In-House Training
If you have a team or group of people who can all be made available for SABSA training at the same time, or your need is to develop team-wide competencies to deploy an enterprise strategy, programme or project then In-House training may be the best solution for you.
In-House training is:
Cost-effective – lower per-person rates than public training
Private – sensitive issues can be openly discussed
Convenient – training and examinations can be delivered at your premises, in a suitable external site of your choice or in our virtual classroom
SABSA is a trusted methodology delivering practical solutions to complex cybersecurity challenges. Our process informs enterprise by asking better business questions and providing more meaningful security answers.
Our team has decades of real-world experience delivering Enterprise Security Architectures using SABSA globally across multiple industry verticals.
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.
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