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Security Architecture Review
Cybersecurity
A security architecture review is a structured evaluation of a system's design to identify weaknesses in how components, data flows, and trust boundaries are structured before or after implementation. Security architects and engineers conduct these reviews to ensure controls like authentication, encryption, and segmentation are properly designed into infrastructure and applications rather than bolted on afterward.
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