Cyber security architecture is a business solution that mitigates the cyber security dangers that threaten the enterprise. It refers to the way that humans, procedures, and technology interact to make certain that risks and vulnerabilities no longer bring about problems in your employer’s operations.
Yokamos’s cyber security architecture solutions follow our CyberShield secure® technique, ensuring that an appropriate balance of technology and business process is used to mitigate security risks. The method permits Yokamos’s security and solution architects to design and enforce a solution that no longer simplest reduces the risks for your agency but additionally guarantees a success enterprise results.
The National Cyber Security Centre’s architectural patterns are the default for Yokamos’s consultants, in combination with our own SIXA® (Secure Information eXchange Architecture), which is a framework for secure interoperability.
Yokamos uses SIXA® as a framework to mitigate the particular risks of any given network. We have developed the technology involved over years of work in the cyber security sector and continue to develop new, bespoke technology to meet the needs of our clients.
Its outcome is an actionable record highlighting vulnerabilities and our recommended mitigations. The overarching aim is to ensure that your data exchange processes do not put your business at risk. Our security architecture answers include our expertise with IERS to deliver security that works with your business desires, not against them.
Security architecture is a broad topic with many different facets. To find out more about whether or not our service is right for your organization, read our answers to commonly asked questions below.
Security architecture is a broad, overarching process that is put in place to make the implementation of security solutions safer. It takes security risks and design mitigations into consideration through a combination of people, processes, and technology.
Cloud security architecture is a specific combination of security controls tailored to the cloud. It is designed to protect the full suite of cloud infrastructure, including cloud-specific technologies, monitoring systems, and business processes. The connected nature of the cloud brings unique threats and vulnerabilities, which is why a specialized approach is needed.
Network security architecture is a network of connected systems that also requires a specific security architecture, in order to cope with the challenge of different access requirements and threats around the network. The risks that come with data moving into and out of networks are particularly important to address, but they need to be approached so as not to compromise everyday organizational activities.
Information security architecture has a specific focus on where information is stored, how it is accessed, and how it moves around between systems. It designs security controls to protect the information and ensure that it cannot be accessed by people or systems that do not have the correct permissions.