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1. Business Context: Understand the organization's mission, goals, and objectives.
2. Risk Management: Identify, assess, and prioritize business risks.
3. Security Governance: Establish a security governance framework that aligns with business objectives.
4. Security Architecture: Design a security architecture that supports business requirements.

• The Problem: Historically, security was viewed as a "blocker"—a necessary evil that hindered productivity.
• The Solution: SABSA flips this narrative. It argues that security architecture must start with the business mission. If a business strategy requires agility and open collaboration, the security architecture must enable that safely, rather than prohibiting it.

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• Control mappings to regulatory frameworks and industry standards.
• Continuous compliance monitoring and evidence collection for audits.
• Gap remediation plans prioritized by business risk.