11.02 Security Architecture Patterns

OSA IT security architecture patterns are based on architectural overview diagrams depicting a certain information usage context. These diagrams are then annotated with references to the NIST controls catalog.

Some patterns that get used repeatedly across many IT Security Architectures are called modules. Examples are the Client as well as the Server module. By breaking up in this way we can keep the majority of patterns much simpler to read and understand, and make building and maintaining patterns easier too.

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1 RESERVED SP-012: Secure SDLC Pattern 2738
2 RESERVED SP-015: Using Consumer Devices for Enterprise Environments Pattern 3895
3 RESERVED SP-017: Secure Network Zone Module 4943
4 SP-001: Client Module 8461
5 SP-002: Server Module 9794
6 SP-003: Privacy Mobile Device Pattern 3311
7 SP-004: SOA Publication and Location Pattern 3436
8 SP-005: SOA Internal Service Usage Pattern 4710
9 SP-006: Wireless- Private Network Pattern 3821
10 SP-007: Wireless- Public Hotspot Pattern 3189
11 SP-008: Public Web Server Pattern 152255
12 SP-009: Generic Pattern 4682
13 SP-010: Identity Management Pattern 9742
14 SP-011: Cloud Computing Pattern 47821
15 SP-013: Data Security Pattern 14303
16 SP-014: Awareness and Training Pattern 2462
17 SP-016: DMZ Module 7645
18 SP-018: Information Security Management System (ISMS) Module 6711
19 SP-019: Secure Ad-Hoc File Exchange Pattern 2386
20 SP-020: Email Transport Layer Security (TLS) Pattern 4705
21 SP-021: Realtime Collaboration Pattern 1923
22 SP-022: Board of Directors Room 3023
23 SP-023: Industrial Control Systems 3881
24 SP-024: iPhone Pattern 4646
25 SP-998: SVG Test 2731
26 SP-999: PDF and Print Test 4448