For a hypothesized organization, analyzing the information environment, and developing a comprehensive security program to enhance the security of the information environment. The program should cover security strategy, security governance, security policies, and the implementation plan of proposed security measures.
Note:
In this assignment, you may assume that you were the security manager of your workplace and planned for a new security program. Some disparity between your analysis and the real environment of your workplace is acceptable.
Expectations on Quality Writing
Although business writing is not a main purpose of the course, as business students, you are expected to produce quality writing in a professional fashion. Here below are the guidelines (or the requirements) for the writing.
References of any cited concept, theory, idea, and figure
All formal styles of writing require that when you use the ideas of or information from a source, you give that person or source credit next to those ideas. If you use the exact words from another source, you must put those words in quotes and give credit to the source next to those words. These sources must be further identified so that the reader can find and check those sources either through a reference system or footnotes.
Errors
The paper should be error-free so that writer’s credibility is not damaged.
Format
The writing should adopt an appropriate format (e.g., in the form of a business memo, an analysis report, a business proposal etc.) with proper margins, font size (preferably Times New Roman 12), line space (e.g., 1.5 line spacing), and Headers for each section. Appropriate headers help to frame the writing and improve the readability of the paper.
Coherence
Ideas and discussions are logically developed. The writing should form a meaningful whole.
Persuasiveness of the writing
Looks at how effectively the writer demonstrates awareness of the reader’s perspective and incorporates that perspective into the message. More exactly, writer should take reader’s perspective, address reader objections and concerns, explain how to implement conclusion/recommendation, and demonstrate how readers can benefit from accepting conclusion/recommendation.
Reasoning
The reasoning should be logic and convincing; claims presented in the writing should be supported with evidence/theories.
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