Running head: Countermeasures for Information Assurance 1 6-2: Short Paper: Module Six Information Assurance – Counting on Countermeasures Submitted by Jyothi Prasad Pechetti Southern New Hampshire University Under Guidance of Professor Leonard Perkins https://www.coursehero.com/file/13728684/6-2-Short-Paper-Information-Assurance-Counting-on-Countermeasures-pdf/ This study resource was shared via CourseHero.com Countermeasures for Information Assurance 2 Abstract The use of Information technology in business is considered as a path for successes. Also, with the increase in technology new innovative ways of shopping and banking has been introduced such as online shopping and E- banking. These type of innovative ideas benefit both the customer and the companies. However, it also provides opportunities for cyber-attacks which results to accessing the private data, also stealing and manipulating it. As the need and dependency of Information Technology are being increased all over the world, the threats posed against it also tend to increase. These threats may impact any organization in a bad way. Information Technology systems and data are defenseless against many attacks such as cyber-attacks, accidental human errors, failures of equipment, environmental disasters etc. Hence to protect the data or for attaining the information assurance, certain countermeasures are introduced. These measures are implemented by the companies so that any kind of threat can be handled.
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The Whole School Policy for Safeguarding Incorporating Child Protection (Updated April 2015) from the school where I work (adhere to child protection procedures agreed locally through the Norfolk Children’s Safeguarding Board), clarify roles, procedures for managing concerns, training given to adults working there, guidance for safer recruitment and assistance for a safer working practice. All these procedures ensure the protection of children and of the adults working with them, by guaranteeing good support and training and by ensuring that everyone working on the setting is really aiming to protect the children as best as they can.
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How information technology can be effectively integrated with company’s "production, marketing, human resource, research design and finance" to take the advantage of core competence, as well as leveraging the quality and speed to help company business continuity.
Today there is a huge demand for information technology in most types of business. With
One of the overall concerns regarding easily accessible technology is our dependency on it. When we take a closer look, we see an interesting dynamic: we feel a sense of isolation and danger if we are without our technology, so much so that we risk even further greater danger (literally and figuratively)
To begin with, I started with two courses in the EMSISS program - ISOL 633 - Legal Regulations, Compliance, and Investigation and ISOL 533- Information Security and Risk Management. I also got an internship opportunity of a part time CPT with Sapot Systems Inc as a Software Engineer. The knowledge and interest I had along with these courses, helped me to go that extra mile in my day to day job responsibility.
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Changing technology can be a threat for us… as it can end up in high investment from us..
Next, AAE will use the NIST SP 800-39: Managing Information Security Risk to generate a response for each risk.
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