Security architects design, evaluate, and integrate security solutions across enterprise environments, ensuring that systems are resilient, aligned with business objectives, and capable of meeting governance and compliance requirements.

This course addresses the foundational principles of information systems security architecture, drawing from official ISC2 ISSAP materials to cover governance, risk, and compliance, architecture modeling, infrastructure and system security controls, and identity and access management. In this course, you will: - Relate governance, risk, and compliance requirements to security architecture decisions across organizational systems. - Connect security architecture frameworks and modeling approaches to functional and business requirements. - Apply infrastructure and system security controls across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployment environments. - Identify cryptographic mechanisms and key management practices that protect data at rest, in transit, and in use. - Summarize identity and access management principles, including authentication protocols, authorization models, and identity lifecycle processes. - Consider the role of monitoring, auditing, and log management in maintaining security architecture compliance and operational visibility. Who should take this course? The intended audience for this learning experience includes cybersecurity professionals who design, evaluate, or oversee the security of enterprise systems and who are seeking to build or validate foundational knowledge in information systems security architecture, including those in or pursuing the following positions: - Security Architect - Enterprise Security Architect - Information Security Architect - Cybersecurity Architect - Systems Security Engineer - Security Solutions Architect - Cloud Security Architect - Information Assurance Architect - Technical Security Manager - Security Engineer - ISSAP Candidate