Introduction to Security Architecture
Building a security program is like playing a game of chess. An organization's security architecture is the chessboard and the game pieces are security controls, policies, and guidelines. To use all of these components to keep an organization safe, a security architect must have a well-rounded background and understanding in security engineering, intrusion detection, red teaming, and collaborating with others outside of security. In this track, security architecture foundations will be shared and paths on how to become a security architect. Ronald Eddings, Security Architect, Marqeta, Inc. - twitter.com/ronaldeddings; Co-Host, Hacker Valley Studio Podcast - twitter.com/TheHackerValley View upcoming Summits: http://www.sans.org/u/DuS

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I Want to Work in Cybersecurity...Whatever That Means!

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Cybersecurity Architecture: Five Principles to Follow (and One to Avoid)

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How to Present Cyber Security Risk to Senior Leadership | SANS Webcast

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The 20 Critical Security Controls: From Framework to Operational to Implementation

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Cybersecurity Architecture: Who Are You? Identity and Access Management

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Introduction to Enterprise Security Architecture by Praveen

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How to Become a Security Architect

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From Reactive Accounting to Safeguarding Patient Confidentiality: PHI Redaction for Healthcare AP

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Cybersecurity Architecture: Application Security

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China Just Built an AI Chip Out of Light (To Bypass Silicon Limits)

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Energiekrise - Update und Resilienz durch Speicher

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Jürgen Klopp is the new national coach | Sportschau

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A Cloud Security Architecture Workshop

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What does a security architect do? | Cybersecurity Career Series

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Cybersecurity Architecture: Detection

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Tax-Loss Harvesting: How to Potentially Reduce Taxes While Staying Invested

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How I Went from $33k Helpdesk to $200k Cybersecurity Architect (Self-taught without a Degree)

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Datacenter & Workspace Modernization Series #1: Why Are Companies Modernizing the Data Center

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