CAS-001 · Question #334
Which of the following are components defined within an Enterprise Security Architecture Framework? (Select THREE).
The correct answer is C. Business capabilities F. Reference models H. Business vision and drivers. Enterprise Security Architecture (ESA) frameworks such as SABSA (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) define components that align security architecture to the business. (C) Business capabilities describe what the organization does and must be protected. (F)…
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Which of the following are components defined within an Enterprise Security Architecture Framework? (Select THREE).
Options
- AImplementation run-sheets
- BSolution designs
- CBusiness capabilities
- DSolution architectures
- EBusiness requirements documents
- FReference models
- GBusiness cases
- HBusiness vision and drivers
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C92% (33)
Explanation
Enterprise Security Architecture (ESA) frameworks such as SABSA (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) define components that align security architecture to the business. (C) Business capabilities describe what the organization does and must be protected. (F) Reference models provide reusable architectural patterns and standards used across the framework. (H) Business vision and drivers establish the strategic context that drives security requirements. The other options - implementation run-sheets (A), solution designs (B), solution architectures (D), business requirements documents (E), and business cases (G) - are project-delivery or business-analysis artifacts rather than core ESA framework components.
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