Existing Security Pattern
The pattern community has provided a collection of security patterns, which were discussed in workshops at Pattern Languages of Programs (PLoP) conferences. They have been unified and published in a joint project.
Munawar Hafiz and colleagues worked with Ward Cunningham and Microsoft Patterns and Practices group on a comprehensive catalog of all published security patterns. They have also explored how to classify the patterns in small groups and how to organize them using a pattern language. As of March 2013, their pattern catalog contains 97 security patterns. More details are available in the webpage maintained the Munawar Hafiz.
Heyman and Yskout have also collected and analyzed a huge number of security patterns.
The Open Group provides a set of documented security pattern.
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