Training 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.

The training is aimed at:

• 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

Day 1

Introduction to TOGAF 9.2

• Discuss the key components of TOGAF
• The importance of architecture “Frameworks” in an organization
• The role of security architecture in TOGAF

Security Architecture Overview

• 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

The Business Phase and its Relationship to Security

• Understanding the Business Architecture phase of TOGAF
• Integration of security requirements with business objectives
• Analysis of use cases (Case Studies)

Application and Data Phase

• 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

Technology Phase

• Discussion of the Technology Architecture phase (Technology Architecture).
• Key aspects of technological safeguards
• Implementation of security controls at the infrastructure level

TOGAF’s Safety and Compliance Management Framework

• Risk management framework in the context of TOGAF
• Compliance tools and techniques
• The role of security audits

Discussion and Summary of Day 1

• Discussion of the key issues of the day
• Question and answer session

• 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

Participants will also gain access to exclusive training materials and networking opportunities with industry experts.

• 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

It is recommended, though not mandatory, to learn the basics of TOGAF in advance.

• 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.