 Presentation
Effective Security Through Architecture - Untangling the Jumble of Requirements
A typical organization is faced with regulatory compliance requirements from several different standard bodies as well as legal requirements in addition to their own security policy. Although there is a large overlap in all these requirements, the responsibility for compliance with these requirements is often spread across different parts of the organization. This leads to two issues: multiple solutions for the same problem and different solutions for the same problem. Please join to learn how these issues can be averted or resolved.
Key Subjects:
- An approach on determining the security requirements baseline
- Translating requirements to principles
- Architecture patterns for well known security principles
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He has had an active career within the IT business for more than 14 years. His work focuses on integrating information security and regulatory compliance in Business and IT architectures. Additionallly, he is often involved with auditing architectures and information systems on security and compliance standards and managing projects where previous items are involved. Gertjan has worked in petrochemical and pharmaceutical industry, finance and public sector. He is an active member of the Architecture forum within Capgemini and likes to speak and publicize.