Depending on the situation, IT disaster recovery is a
stand-alone concern or part of a broader business continuity effort. This considers types of backup sites, office
PCs, and the restoration of data and programs.
IT disaster recovery looks specifically at the technical aspects of how
a company can get IT back into operation using backup facilities. IT disaster recovery is a business concern
because decisions that seem purely technical may have major implications for the business that IT professionals may not
accept and should not have the authority to make.
Review information assurance policy
templates via the SANS policy template site
(https://www.sans.org/security-resources/policies), your Course Project 1
feedback, and select a template of your choice; such as the General / Acceptable Encryption Policy to download either
the doc or pdf file. Utilize the downloaded template, from the SANS Policy
website, your Course Project 1 feedback,
and the Course Project Grading Rubric as a guide to provide a 5-page write-up
presenting an information assurance policy of your
choice for a hypothetical company or an existing organization of your interest. You
will need to have the following components included in your proposed information
assurance policy:
– Overview
– Purpose
– Scope
– Policy Compliance
– Related Standards
– Definitions
– Terms
Discuss each component and the specific information to
be included within each section of the policy.
Support your
paper with five (5) recent
(last five years) peer-reviewed resources. In
addition to these specified resources, other appropriate scholarly resources,
including older articles, may be included.
Length: Five
pages of content not including titles page(s) and reference pages
Your paper should
demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts that are
presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly
to this topic. Your response should
reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards.
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