Cybersecurity Architecture: Roles and Tools

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Like a building architect, the cybersecurity architect has to think of the "big picture". But there's limits to this analogy, since the cybersecurity architect focuses as much on how things fail as how things work. In this video, Jeff "the security guy" delves into the role, mindset, tools, and domains they have to adopt in developing a secure solution.
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This series is so good I'm gonna tattoo all those charts on my chest

[@jeffcrume]

I’m sure your tattoo artist will be thrilled! 😂

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Cyberarchytecture seems to be a vast and somewhat complicated subject, particularly policies and frameworks, but it gets better with teachers like you. Thank you!

[@jeffcrume]

You’re very kind to say so!

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Cs50 and IBM have been a great source for me to get knowledgeable about cybersecurity! Thanks!

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You said it love this series thank you for publishing. Probably as close as I'll ever get to getting employed by IBM

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I am an Android Developer, actually, but nowadays i am planning to take IBM Cybersecurity Analyst course on Coursera. I think these great series will help help to get started in Cybersecurity. Thanks for preparing such a beneficial resourses. Keep on!!!

[@jeffcrume]

You’re very welcome and best of luck to you!

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Excellent series. Love the series

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks for the great feedback, Sri!

[@srivasala4080]

@@jeffcrume I am actually thankful to you for your teachings

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Absolutely brilliant, I am computer Lecturer myself from Ireland, keep going mate your method is cool

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks so much for the kind words! This means a lot coming from a fellow educator!

[@rudielvaston9399]

Great explanation - thanks very much!

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Thank you a lot, this is very useful!

[@leoncarlier]

This series is great and you are an exceptional teacher.

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks so much for saying so!

[@rachaelongalo6296]

Wonderful video this is, thanks. I love the analogy

[@jean-luc718]

Great video series. You're a great teacher. Thank you.

[@jeffcrume]

You are very kind to say so!

[@dirkl9652]

Good stuff. Much appreciated

[@josemariaperez3565]

I'm preparing a Cibersecurity training for employees using this as fundamentals, amazing information. Thank you so much!!

[@jeffcrume]

I love that you’re finding ways to re-use this material!

[@dammewolf]

I'm planning to enroll cyber security and networking these series made me realize I like what I'm taking

[@jeffcrume]

Best of luck to you!

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Muy buenos los videos por favor sigan haciendo mas. saludos desde Chile!.

[@jeffcrume]

Con mucho gusto!

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

Implementing security at the onset of the project is what we system engineers call concurrent engineering or IPDS, the intergrated product development system. Wow, Jeff. I'm really enjoying your style of teaching, especially your use of analogies. Superb!

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks so much for saying so!

[@YOUNGDOCGH]

I am enjoying the series 😎 😊

[@squirrelbrains2197]

I wish more leaders would think to involve security at the onset of projects. Sadly in the producing industry, on the shop floor and in similar environments, that is not the norm.

[@jeffcrume]

You’re exactly right

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This is awesome!

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how can i like your videos million times, you are soo great.

[@jeffcrume]

@buhlemhose2292 you are far too kind! I’ll work on a script that hitting the like button for you automatically … 😂

[@JWieg]

thank you!

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Wow❤❤you’re so great teach😊

[@jeffcrume]

Thanks so much for saying so!

[@gregoriomerino847]

Fantastic @jeffcrume. Can I ask you in which course are you teacher? I'd like to get deeper into security architecture :)

[@jeffcrume]

@gregoriomerino847 I actually teach two courses and this series is essentially a condensed version of one of those (“Enterprise Security Architecture”). The other is more of a collection of technologies and the cybersecurity and privacy issues that arise from them that I call “Secure Thinking”

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[@jeffcrume]

Thanks for watching!

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Teacher, Could you tell me what's tool do u use to teach us? ( an electric board?,.)

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amazing teacher, thanks very much 🤩

[@jeffcrume]

You are very kind to say so!

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classic professor

[@jeffcrume]

Thank you!

[@eniolajohnbamgbopa9497]

I have another question. Where does infrastructure security come in?

[@jeffcrume]

That’s what I cover in each of the subsequent videos in the series by dividing infrastructure into a set of domains

[@sharthaksingh4631]

what is cyber security architecture: tools ?

[@net_tales]

I am your student in corsara and I Have complain please improve lectures I have hard time understanding due to sound problems and some time teachers are failing to explain

[@jeffcrume]

Sorry to hear that. Please address those issues directly with Coursera since it sounds like it’s a problem with the platform

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@@jeffcrumewhy don’t you start your own KZbin channel? :)

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I ne ed some video how the hacker steal the microphone bluethoot bluethoot attacks method

[@missinglink2416]

where is the #4? this is disappointing. Why can't IBM add numbers on every thumbnail.

[@jeffcrume]

We are publishing one each week. #4 will be next week