Conquer The Architect’s Eternal Dilemma - Turning Strategy into Reality

Hosted by ISACA Canberra Chapter, AISA & the SABSA Institute, please join us for a face-to-face meeting and networking opportunity with a live and interactive presentation by David Lynas, CEO of David Lynas Consulting. This event is also kindly sponsored by David Lynas Consulting.

N OTE: As this event has a capacity limit, please ensure you cancel your ticket or contact the organiser on florian@partnerandprosper.com.au if you can not attend.

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SABSA WORLD CANBERRA

Conquer The Architect’s Eternal Dilemma - Turning Strategy into Reality

SABSA® (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) is a methodology for developing risk-driven enterprise information security and information assurance architectures and for delivering security infrastructure solutions that support critical business initiatives.

It is an open standard, comprising a number of frameworks, models, methods and processes, free for use by all, with no licensing required for end-user organisations who make use of the standard in developing and implementing architectures and solutions

SABSA World - Canberra is an event for information security professionals to learn about solutions for todays and tomorrow’s problems. We are honoured to host David Lynas, the Author of 'Enterprise Security Architecture: A Business Driven Approach' and a creator of SABSA with John Sherwood and Andy Clark (not attending) and a pre-eminent SABSA Master to present and answer your questions on SABSA, Security Architecture and solving problems using SABSA.

Presentation Agenda:

1. A Business-driven Framework to Solve Complex Problems
2. Strategic Architect Dilemma #1 – Enterprise Is A Tough Place To Start (SABSA’s Unique Capability to Scale & Calibrate)
3. Strategic Architect Dilemma #2 – The World Can’t & Won’t Wait (Amended SABSA Lifecycle to Resolve Lifecycle Friction)
4. Strategic Architect Dilemma #3 – They Won’t Adopt (SABSA’s New Architecture Realisation Phase)
5. The Five-Point Plan for Turning Strategy Into Reality