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PHP Security and SABSA
February 01, 2006 @ 06:41:59

In his latest post, Chris Shiflett links to more information from Andrew van der Stock about his proposed PHP security architecture.

Andrew van der Stock has started providing more details about a proposed security architecture for PHP, beginning with the SABSA (Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture) approach. This approach is broken down into layers:

  • Contextual
  • Conceptual
  • Logical
  • Physical
  • Component
He describes each of these layers and how they relate to PHP, and he also hints that more details are coming.

Andrew's post, a follow-up from previous posts, maps out the structure above visually, and provides this link to a book published dealing with a business-driven security approach...

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