The Art of Cybersecurity Persuasion

Complex systems demand more than good technology. They demand an architecture built to manage complexity, change and what comes next.

In The Art of Cybersecurity Persuasion, cybersecurity thought leader David Lacey challenges conventional approaches to IT architecture and shares principles and lesser-known techniques drawn from decades of real-world experience. He explores how architects can manage complexity, design for change over time, make better architectural choices and create structures that work as a connected whole rather than a collection of disconnected components.

Download the whitepaper for practical ideas that may change how you think about designing architecture for complex, evolving environments.

About the author

David Lacey brings a rare perspective to the subject. He has led security functions for the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Shell International and Royal Mail, helped develop controls that became the basis for ISO/IEC 27001/2, and founded the Jericho Forum, whose work on de-perimeterized security helped influence the development of Zero Trust.