PEDUA1 - Cyber Security Architect I.

• Security analyst or documentarian
• Security process specialist
• Aspiring Enterprise Security Architect
• Project leader or manager of security projects
• ISMS internal or external auditor
• Personal data processing officer
• Data or information architect
• Business architect
• SW architect
• Infrastructure - technology architect

• The importance of security and architecture
• Security architecture model
• System approach
• Measuring return on investment in security architecture
• Preparation and management of the security architecture program
• Security architecture context (business needs, opportunities, values, digital capabilities, continuity, stability, reputation and credibility)
• The concept of security architecture (strategy, business-risk model, security domains and layers, trusted links between the company's protected assets - information risk management, the life cycle of the security architecture and its phases)
• Standards and legislation (global and local areas)

• Present the tasks of the cybersecurity architect role from a strategic perspective
• Bring clarity to terms and contexts
• Recommend mediation and mentoring procedures in making this area accessible to a wide range of consumers of cataloged security services

What does a cybersecurity architect do?
A security architect designs and manages an enterprise's security architecture - connecting strategy, risk management, and technology standards to protect the company's key assets. The course explains this role from a strategic perspective, including governance and long-term planning.

Who is the Cybersecurity Architect I course suitable for?
For active or aspiring security architects and managers, as well as security professionals analysts, ISMS auditors, data protection officers or data, business and SW architects. Requires a good overview of the process functioning of the company and experience with enterprise architecture is an advantage.

What is the difference between a security architect and a cybersecurity manager?
A security architect designs a strategic framework and protection models across the entire organization, while a cybersecurity manager manages security operationally and ensures compliance with legislation. Both roles complement each other in practice. and often follow each other.

How does the course relate to legislation and standards?
The course is based on the requirements of the Cybersecurity Act and Decree (Czech Republic and Slovak Republic), as well as the European Cybersecurity Skills Framework (ECSF) developed by ENISA. Participants will become familiar with internationally recognized standards and local legislation.