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SEC 340 Incident Response Plan Paper
Week 3 DeVry
Students will submit a
750-1,000-word paper (double spaced) this week, identifying and describing the
key components of a comprehensive incident response plan for any attack on an
organization’s network and data. This paper should start with the identification
of trigger events and should include immediate actions that should be taken.
The rubric for this assignment is located in Doc Sharing.
Preview:
Implementing the IRP all starts with
identifying a threat or incident. Time is of the essence in this
stage of the IRP and most Network Administrations would like to get ahead of
the curve by installing Intrusion Detection Systems or IDS. An IDS will send an
alarm if there is any network traffic that is out of the norm. However, this
in…
SEC 340 Disaster Recovery Plan Paper
Week 5 DeVry
Students will submit a
750-1,000-word paper (double-spaced) this week, identifying and describing the
key components of a comprehensive disaster recovery plan for any incident that
could disrupt an organization’s network and data. This paper should start with
the composition of the disaster recovery team and their respective roles and
responsibilities. The rubric for this assignment is located in Doc Sharing.
Preview:
When a hurricane hits and building
have been destroyed what measures are in place to ensure a company can recover
from this disaster? Sure, there are some things they may seem like they are
near impossible to recover from, like a hurricane. However, if a company has a…
SEC 340 You Decide Paper Week 6
DeVry
Sunshine Machine Works has an
infrastructure which includes over 100 employees working within their one-story
headquarters. Management needs a business continuity plan to help them continue
with their business in the event of a serious incident.
You are an outside consultant
brought in to provide some valuable insight and feedback for Sunshine Machine
Works. This company has seen rapid growth and management is looking to you to
provide critical input for a business continuity plan. Although they have a format
they can use for the policy, they are looking to you to provide some guidance
on areas they will need to address when creating this policy.
Wilma Stone – Chief Executive
Officer
When we first started this company
there were only a few computers that we used to share our files. Now, with the
growth of our company we have a situation where we have centralized our file
storage, created an extensive online collaboration process, and increased our
dependency on all of that information. I am concerned that if we do not make
preparations, some type of natural disaster or malicious act could jeopardize
the future of our company. We need a good business continuity plan in place.
Margie Nelson – Chief Financial
Officer
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