SF - 2.15.0 - Security Blueprints

SF - 2.15.0 - Security Blueprints

Security blueprints is an interesting and distinctive type of security framework.  It is an interesting combination of a breakdown framework and a checklist framework.  If you remember the mind maps phenomenon, it is kind of a version of that, related to security.  It was popular at about the same time, approximately twenty years ago, and made a bit of a splash because of an association with IBM at the time.

It's a heavily graphical presentation, with individual boxes representing individual offices, and possibly even processes.  It tends to be rather fractal, like a mind map, in that when you open a box, a number of other boxes with different offices or processes also open.

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