Chapter 11 group assignment

WELCOME Chapter 11 Group: Anju, Ashok, Justin, Joe and Christina

Identify positive and negative risks and strategies for addressing each risk. Exercise #1

[object Object],Environmental threats such as a bursting pipe can quickly flood a computer room and cause damage to an organization’s IT assets and resources. ,[object Object],Protect IT assets from fire damage (e.g., requirements and procedures for the use of fire extinguishers, tarpaulins, dry sprinkler systems, halon fire suppression system) Provide emergency power source (e.g., requirements for uninterruptible power supplies, on-site power generators) ,[object Object],Any sort of information is easily available on a single click via the various forms and built in software applications. Christina

[object Object],Not all stakeholders might be interested in managing their information. So, the new system might loose some potential data. ,[object Object],Users will feel more secure because they themselves can update their private information. Ashok

[object Object],When a person is allowed to provide their information, it is not necessary they will provide there real information. ,[object Object],Some sort of authentication procedure should be implemented. ,[object Object],Most of the information are always updated. Anju

[object Object],One negative risk would be in people posing as others in order to obtain or alter their information, either in specific cases or on a much wider scale. ,[object Object],One method of tackling such a risk would be in establishing a method of authentication that can ensure people are who they say they are. ,[object Object],One positive risk would be that information would be the most accurate and up to date with people having control over it, yet this can be a problem if many individuals either choose or forget to maintain this information. ,[object Object],As a solution, the company can notify people in a rigorous effort to keep their information current and up to date along with why it is important to do so. Justin

[object Object],All data for each individual in the organization would be kept in one central location and, if maliciously accessed, could destroy internal processes and hinder work flow. ,[object Object],Create several security barriers and properly encrypt data. Create secure platform for users to access and add data. ,[object Object],All data would be kept in one location and easily accessible by the HR staff. Data would also be more updated and allow HR staff to concentrate on other areas of operation. Joe

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