Internet of Things Security Architecture

Yuri Diogenes

26 Sep 2016CPOL25 min read

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The objective of threat modeling is to understand how an attacker might be able to compromise a system and then make sure appropriate mitigations are in place. Threat modeling forces the design team to consider mitigations as the system is designed rather than after a system is deployed.

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Yuri Diogenes

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Yuri Diogenes is a Senior Content Developer at CSI Enterprise Mobility and Security Team, with focus on EMS Solutions, Azure Security Center and OMS Security. Prior to work on this team he worked as a Writer for the Windows Security Team and Support Escalation Engineer at CSS Forefront Team also at Microsoft. Yuri has a Master of Science Degree in Cybersecurity Intelligence & Forensics at UTICA College and MBA at FGF in Brazil. Some of the IT industry certifications that he currently holds are CISSP, E|CEH, E|CSA, CompTIA, Security+, CompTIA Cloud Essentials Certified, CompTIA Mobility+, CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Cloud+, CASP, MCSE and MCTS.

Internet of Things Security Architecture

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