Controls and security requirements
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In this lesson
connect controls to business security requirements and standards.
Planned topics
- Requirements come from the business (fraud tolerance, customer trust), regulation, and company standards; frameworks such as ISO 27001 or NIST are common references (verify current versions before recording).
- Control types: preventive, detective, corrective.
- A traceability map links requirement, threat, control, and owner.
- A control with no threat behind it is cost without benefit; a threat with no control is an open risk to accept formally.
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Demonstration
a map row: "Protect payment data" → threat "card-skimming script on checkout page" → control "hosted payment fields plus content security policy" → owner: web platform lead.
Check your understanding
What do you do with a top threat you decide not to fix now?
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Record it as an accepted risk with an owner and a review date.
Practice
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