Description
Designing security into systems — threat modelling, zero trust, identity, data protection, and security decisions that engineering teams accept.
An accelerator for engineers and security practitioners moving into security architecture. It covers threat modelling as a working practice, identity and access design, network and data protection, secure design patterns, and the review process that catches problems while they’re still cheap.
Who this is for
- Security engineers and analysts moving to design work
- Solution architects who own security decisions without security depth
- Senior engineers becoming the de facto security person
- Consultants producing security designs for clients
What you’ll be able to do
- Run a threat model that produces actionable findings
- Design identity and access with least privilege that survives contact with users
- Apply zero-trust principles without buying the marketing wholesale
- Protect data through its lifecycle including at rest, in transit and in use
- Choose controls proportionate to real risk
- Run security review that engineering treats as help
Syllabus — 6 modules, 44 study hours
- Security architecture fundamentals (6 hrs)
- Threat modelling (9 hrs)
- Identity and access (8 hrs)
- Network and workload protection (7 hrs)
- Data protection (7 hrs)
- Review, communication and trade-offs (7 hrs)
Includes a 8-week study plan, practice tasks with stated learning outcomes, an honest readiness self-assessment and a progress tracker.
Independent study material. Completing it does not award a certification or credential.
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