
Practical Cybersecurity Architecture
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"The "right amount" of measurement for an architecture program is context-dependent, so there's no universal rule for measurement. However, without measurement, life is very difficult to lead. We measure things in almost every aspect of our lives. We measure time: how long will an activity take? How quickly can we get to a destination? We measure intuitively and innately. There are two key sets of metrics for pretty much anything: the rate of change (how will we transform over a period of time?) and the final endpoint of a change program (when will we get to where we want to be?). Both are critical to the architecture process."
– John Sherwood, chief architect, thought leader and co-founder of The SABSA Institute
The second element that we want to account for as we execute is telemetry; that is, metrics. Now, keep in mind that we discussed metrics at length back in Chapter 4, Building an Architecture – Your Toolbox, as input to...
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