SABSA Insights

What is SABSA?

SABSA (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) is a framework and methodology for developing enterprise security architectures that are risk-driven and business-aligned. It provides a structured approach to understanding business needs and translating them into security requirements, ultimately designing, implementing, and managing security solutions that support the organization's objectives. SABSA is commonly used to create security architectures that are comprehensive, traceable, and adaptable to changing business environments.

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What other technologies are related to SABSA?

SABSA Competitor Technologies

TOGAF

TOGAF is an enterprise architecture framework like SABSA, and provides a different approach to enterprise architecture.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 6% (1.1k) of relevant job posts

Zachman

The Zachman Framework is another enterprise architecture framework, presenting an alternative approach to enterprise architecture.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 6% (143) of relevant job posts

ArchiMate

ArchiMate is an enterprise architecture modeling language. While SABSA can leverage models, they are alternative methodologies.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 1% (93) of relevant job posts

SABSA Complementary Technologies

NIST

NIST provides security standards and guidelines that can be used in conjunction with SABSA to define and implement security architectures.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 1% (453) of relevant job posts

PCI DSS

PCI DSS is a compliance standard that SABSA can help address by designing the security architecture to meet its requirements.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 1% (279) of relevant job posts

OSA

While OSA can refer to several concepts, in the context of SABSA, it is complementary by providing architectural models and principles that SABSA can leverage.

mentioned alongside SABSA in 6% (56) of relevant job posts