Turvalisusfaktoritega

Turvalisusfaktoritega, often translated as "with security factors," refers to a concept in Estonian legal and technical contexts that emphasizes the inclusion of security considerations throughout a process, system, or product's lifecycle. It signifies a proactive approach where potential risks and vulnerabilities are identified, assessed, and mitigated from the outset. This is not merely about reactive security measures but about embedding security as a fundamental requirement.

In practice, applying turvalisusfaktoritega means that security is considered during the design, development, implementation, and maintenance phases. For example, in software development, it would involve secure coding practices, threat modeling, and regular security testing. In a physical security context, it could involve designing a facility with access control, surveillance, and emergency response plans integrated from the initial architectural stages.

The principle aims to reduce the likelihood and impact of security incidents by building resilience and robustness into systems and processes. It often involves collaboration between different stakeholders, including security experts, designers, developers, and end-users, to ensure that security requirements are comprehensively addressed. Ultimately, turvalisusfaktoritega is about fostering a security-conscious culture and ensuring that security is not an afterthought but an integral component of any endeavor.