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Most security frameworks speak to engineers. SABSA v14 speaks to the board. The PDF contains templates for and Attribute Profiles that translate business needs (e.g., "Financial data must be private") into technical controls (e.g., "AES-256 with role-based access control").

| SABSA Layer | Question | v14 Deliverable (from PDF) | Example Output | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Why? | Business Risk Assessment | "API response time must be <200ms; Data classification = Restricted." | | Conceptual | What? | Security Policy | "All external API calls require OAuth 2.1 and audit logging." | | Logical | How? | Service Specs | "Token validation service; Encryption service; Schema validation service." | | Physical | Where? | Technology List | "AWS API Gateway, Lambda, KMS, CloudTrail; WAF rules for OWASP Top 10." | | Component | Who? | Build Scripts | "Terraform modules; Docker secrets; Automated TLS cert rotation (90 days)." | | Operational | When? | Playbooks | "Incident response: API throttling at 1,000 req/sec; Daily log review." | Sabsa Security Architecture Framework Pdf 14

In the seminal book Enterprise Security Architecture: A Business-Driven Approach (the "SABSA Bible" written by John Sherwood, Andy Clark, et al.), the text is divided into detailed sections covering the framework's lifecycle. Most security frameworks speak to engineers

The SABSA model uses a six-layer matrix to address specific business perspectives: | SABSA Layer | Question | v14 Deliverable