Understanding security architecture
Suhair Amer, John A. Hamilton
Abstract
Suhair Amer, John A. Hamilton
Abstract
This paper is an attempt to explain and understand what security architecture means and represents. A starting point was to include all elements of security architecture such as: network, host-based, applications, information, software, hardware, databases and physical elements. Any security architecture should also include principles and process laid out in this paper. Models to capture security architecture and an example are presented. Finally techniques used to capture and assess security architectures are mentioned.
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This paper is an attempt to explain and understand what security architecture means and represents. A starting point was to include all elements of security architecture such as: network, host-based, applications, information, software, hardware, databases and physical elements. Any security architecture should also include principles and process laid out in this paper. Models to capture security architecture and an example are presented. Finally techniques used to capture and assess security architectures are mentioned.
Key concepts: Computer science, Enterprise information security architecture, Distributed System Security Architecture, Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture, Reference architecture, Architecture, Software security assurance, Computer security model