The MOST important reason for an information security manager to be involved in the change management process is to ensure that:   A. security controls drive technology changes. B. potential vulnerabilities are identified. C. security controls are updated regularly. D. risks have been evaluated.

Explain why it is critical to test software for vulnerabilities at every step of its creation.

Scenario: As a member of the project team, you have to write an organized and well-structured technical report as per the task below. This top-level information security policy which is a key component of the organizations overall information security management framework and should be considered alongside more detailed information security documentation including, system level security policies, security guidance and protocols or procedures. Task: Enter a short scoping overview of the organization, including those providing or receiving services under contracts that are to be subject to this information security policy.   Note: The statement should take account of the Information Governance aims and expectations set out within the Information Security Management: Code of Practice for organizations.   Write an Information Security policy for the organization. Note: The aim of this policy is to establish and maintain the security and confidentiality of information, information…

Why do you think it's a good idea to do security risk assessments?

Is there a plan in place to protect an information assurance strategy's most important parts?

When it comes to the importance of incorporating security techniques into the first stages of the system development lifecycle, what are your thoughts?

elaborate on the following    The following strategies will be used to develop information systems in the future: Continuous threat and system behaviour monitoring Formal methodologies for vulnerability detection Use of testbeds to assess risks in fielded systems Access rights and privileges management Standards for certification and accreditation

An organization's computer incident response plan may be accessed on the internet by searching for a company, government agency, or institution that implements one (CIRP). Set up an incident response team with responsibilities and escalation levels that are well defined (CIRT). There are several ways to customise these points in the CIRP.

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.