WORKSHOP: A Step-by-Step Approach to Architecting the Secure Enterprise
The TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) forms the core of TOGAF. It is a method for developing an enterprise architecture to meet the business and information technology needs of an organization. Pervasively throughout the Architectural Domains and in all phases of the Architecture Development, security concerns of the enterprise need to be addressed. Discussion of Security Architecture has the tension of being separate from the remainder of Enterprise Architecture development and at the same time needing to be fully integrated into it. In February 2005, the Architecture Forum and the Security Forum sponsored a program to build a guide to the enterprise architecture work related to security. This session is a look at the working draft, and a view of the kinds of work undertaken by The Open Group members for the non-members attending the conference.

David Jackson is a Software Architect working in Software Sales at IBM. David was the initial candidate certified in the Security Discipline by the IBM IT Architect Profession Board of North America, and he has been doing security and enterprise architecture for the past 10 years. He has spoken at previous Architecture Practitioners Conferences of The Open Group and inside IBM on architecture practice and methodologies. David is also the Vice-chair of the Architecture Forum.