08.02 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 Module: Client 2967
2 Module: Server 3704
3 Pattern: Cloud Computing 8460
4 Pattern: Data Security 3132
5 Pattern: Generic 1089
6 Pattern: Identity Management 2527
7 Pattern: PDF and PRINT test 624
8 Pattern: Privacy Mobile Device 823
9 Pattern: Public Web Server 36115
10 Pattern: SOA Internal Service Usage 1616
11 Pattern: SOA Publication and Location 1086
12 Pattern: Using consumer devices for enterprise environments 234
13 Pattern: Wireless- Using a public hotspot to access a private network 755
14 Pattern: Wireless: Using a managed access point to access private network 755
15 SVG Test 919