FIPS 200 Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems pp 1 through 9
Welcome to Security Architecture
Course (Introduction Video MP4)
In this course you will study and learn about how organizations plan, design and develop enterprise security architecture, align their IT security capabilities with its business goals and strategy, and assess IT system security architectures and capabilities.
Objectives
- Learn key Enterprise Security Architecture concepts
- Develop an understanding of contextual, conceptual, logical, physical and component levels or security architectures and how they relate to one another
- Learn how security architectures are planned, designed and documented
- Gain an overview of how security architectures are evaluated and assessed
- Gain experience working as part of team, developing and delivering a professional presentation
Boyle and Panko Chapter 7 Host Hardening
Boyle and Panko Chapter 5 Access Control
NIST 800-123 Guide to General Server Security
NIST SP 800 63-3 “Digital Identity Guidelines”
NIST SP 800 63A “Digital Identity Guidelines Enrollment and Identity Proofing”
NIST SP 800 63B “Digital Identity Guidelines Authentication and Lifecycle Management”
Unit 0B Threat Environment – lecture videos and slides
Lecture slides (please refer to the MIS 5214 course syllabus for the correct schedule of units, topics and dates)