CASE STUDY The threat of cyber espionage and similar attacks present a great danger to many organisations, particularly those that embrace the use of modern technology to enhance efficiency. Although new off-the-shelf applications for enterprise resources planning (ERP) and management provide higher availability and better service, they are often customised, that can leave some scope for security gaps. While organisations have put in place tight security measures, malicious end users use security loopholes found in various systems to commit common cybercrimes such as denial of services, web hacking and defacement, malware, spam and phishing. The Supply Chain Management System (SCMS) is no stranger to such cybercrimes and certainly requires an Information Systems (IS) Security Framework in fighting off malware attacks. Deliverable: Assuming the role of Chief Information Officer, prepare a position paper on the benefits of implementing the COBIT 5 Framework in the reduction of risk of Cyber Attacks on SCMS and ERP systems. (1000 words).