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. - ronaldeddings; Co-Host, Hacker Valley Studio Podcast - TheHackerValley
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The actual presentation begins at 7:44

[@sumant2000]

clear voice and interesting talk.

[@user-mf5mu1gn5x]

Yes! Simple, easy to understand and clear words and language

[@cacurazi]

Such a great video. It has inspired me to become an security architect.
Thanks so much Ronald

[@elevate_waves]

Awesome guys great job 👍

[@ceegee3703]

Easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@HomeDesign_Austin]

clear and simple, thanks Ron

[@megaman2016]

Great video

[@fencomed]

Very Informative, Thanks

[@Hukaro]

Great talk man

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Thank you!:)

[@gtag174]

Please Don't Nuke The Transport Session Presenting Application (OSI Model)

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Layer 8 - End User Device; Layer 9 - Human

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A cow can explain it better!!!

[@learnstudy1026]

SANS folks need to get to the point. Too much talk of other things. Please stick to the core material as time is precious.

[@pritamchakkarwar8052]

Not worthy , takes an hour of your time as well.