This course introduces the fundamental security planning, design, and systems thinking concepts that are used throughout security architecture. As networks and applications grow more complex, the need to identify potential sources of weakness that are a product of that complexity becomes crucial. Students who complete this course will be equipped with the skills to identify and evaluate risks in systems, assess whether or not risks are acceptable, and work alongside stakeholders to prioritize remediation efforts.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction to Security Planning and Design
- In this lesson we'll learn how to evaluate security risks, prioritize remediation, apply systems thinking to security problems, and build simple architecture diagrams.
- Security and Regulatory Frameworks
- Learn how to apply both general-purpose and industry-specific security frameworks, as well as data privacy legislation, to applications and infrastructure.
- Designing Secure Systems
- Use governance, risk management, and compliance to achieve security goals, examine business needs to determine which risks are worth accepting, and design secure architectures from scratch.
- Conduct an Application Security Review
- Demonstrate your new security architecture skills by conducting a security assessment. You'll identify risks and policy violations in an existing architecture, and then recommend a new, secure design.
Taught by
Erick Galinkin
