Assume that a security model will be required to protect the data from your class. Utilizing the CNSS model, analyse each of the cells and provide a brief comment on how you would manage the three components that reside there.

Security from up high, as opposed to from the bottom up: So what are the upsides of doing this?

Explain how the CNSS security model is put into place and why it is important. Find out what the object's three sides are.

Is it possible to design at least six separate policies for a financial system's security that might be put into effect as quickly as possible?

In this section, you will prepare a risk mitigation plan using SimpleRisk. Before using SimpleRisk, you will create a paper-based plan. You will need to create three security controls in your risk mitigation plan: one control that reduces the asset value, one that reduces the vulnerability severity, and one that reduces the threat impact. Your security controls should also include examples of both strategic and tactical controls. You can refer to the following table for a clearer picture of the requirements. Security Control Reduces Level (strategic/tactical)   Asset value       Vulnerability severity       Threat Impact     Define three security controls designed to mitigate the risk associated with a recent leak of sensitive information that was stored in cleartext files.   Once you have identified your security controls, use SimpleRisk to create a Risk Mitigation plan. You do not need to perform a management review in this section.