IT Security Architecture

In today’s world of rapidly evolving IT security threats, an IT Security Architecture is a critical safeguard and a good method of ensuring that your IT budget is allocated toward protecting your most sensitive assets. A well planned IT Security Architecture identifies the key components that are required within your IT environment to provide the greatest level of protection for an appropriate amount of investment, while ensuring the proper controls are implemented to comply with industry regulations, and balancing the operational and management requirements of your infrastructure.

Our consultants have conducted a wide variety of IT Security Architecture projects from developing IT Security Strategies at the enterprise level to architecting and designing sub-components of larger infrastructures. Our IT Security Architectural methodology is guided by risk management principles and grounded in a structured systems engineering approach to implementing robust and secure IT infrastructure.

Our IT Security Architecture service offerings include:

• IT Security Strategy Development
• Enterprise IT Security Architecture Development
• Identity Management Architecture and Design
• Strong Authentication and Public Key Infrastructure Architecture
• Active Directory Architecture

Our methodology for developing IT Security Architectures is based on a structured engineering approach to developing IT infrastructure. This includes an assessment of the current environment and definition of requirements for the desired end-state. Typical inputs into the IT Security Architecture process include an assessment of IT security related threats as well as a review of the organizational security policy to ensure an adequate level protection and compliance.

The benefit of Avaleris’ approach is an IT Security Architecture that is aligned with an organization’s business requirements and threat profile. Our IT Security Architecture service offerings leverage products from industry leading vendors such as Microsoft – ensuring that they will be implementable with off-the-shelf products and supportable by your own IT staff.