Security Architecture Roadmap Tool

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Defining an overall approach to security helps you avoid the pitfalls of simply throwing a bunch of point solutions at various problems. This Excel-based tool will help you develop an enterprise security roadmap.


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From Info-Tech Research Group | Jun 23, 2011

Using a defined Security Architecture helps guide an enterprise’s investment strategy when it comes to security tools. Coupling it with an implementation roadmap helps to ensure that, not only are appropriate tools deployed, but that they are deployed in the order that makes the most sense for the enterprise.
 
This tool will help you:
 
  • Determine which specific security solutions are required by your organization.
  • Understand the purpose, importance and relative value of those solutions.
  • Create an implementation roadmap that indicates the order of security solution deployment.
Use this tool to define the enterprise’s Security Architecture and corresponding implementation roadmap.
 
Included in this zip file are:
  • Security-Architecture-Roadmap-Tool.xls
  • Intro Doc.pdf
  • Terms and Conditions.pdf
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