Case Study #2: Integrating Disaster Recovery / IT Service Continuity with IT Governance FrameworksWizard Kim
Provided an excellent overview of disaster recovery / IT service continuity. The overview appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an outstanding overview of disaster recovery / IT service continuity. The overview appropriately used information from 2 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an overview of disaster recovery / IT service continuity. The overview appropriately used information from 2 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an overview but the section lacked important details about disaster recovery and/or IT service continuity. Information from authoritative sources was cited and used in the overview. | Attempted to provide an introduction to the case study but this section lacked detail and/or was not well supported by information drawn from authoritative sources. | The introduction and/or overview sections of the paper were off topic. | |
Provided an excellent discussion which included 5 or more reasons why cybersecurity should be specifically addressed in the company’s DR/BCP strategies and plans. Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an outstanding discussion of 4 or more reasons why cybersecurity should be specifically addressed in the company’s DR/BCP strategies and plans. Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion of 3 or more reasons why cybersecurity should be addressed in the company’s DR/BCP strategies and plans. Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion which included at least 2 reasons why cybersecurity should be addressed in the company’s DR/BCP strategies and plans. Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion of cybersecurity in the context of DR/BCP decision making. The discussion lacked detail and/or was not well supported by information drawn from authoritative sources. | This section was missing, off topic, or failed to provide information aboutcybersecurity considerations for DR/BCP decisions. | |
Provided an excellent discussion of the CISO & CISO staff roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP planning. Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an outstanding discussion of CISO & CISO staff roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP planning. Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion of CISO & CISO staffroles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP planning. Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information aboutCISO & CISO staff best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP planning. Mentioned information obtained from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information aboutCISO & CISO staff best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP planning but the lacked detail and/or was not well supported by information from authoritative sources. | Did not address roles & responsibilities of theCISO & CISO staff for DR/BCP planning. | |
Provided an excellent discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP implementation(i.e. acquistion & contracting). Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an outstanding discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP implementation(i.e. acquistion & contracting). Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP implementation(i.e. acquistion & contracting). Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information about CISO best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP implementation. Mentioned information obtained from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information about CISO best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP implementation but the lacked detail and/or was not well supported by information from authoritative sources. | Did not address roles & responsibilities of the CISO for DR/BCP implementation. | |
Provided an excellent discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP execution (i.e. activating and overseeing recovery operations). Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided an outstanding discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP execution (i.e. activating and overseeing recovery operations). Appropriately used information from 3 or more authoritative sources. | Provided a discussion of CISO roles, responsibilities, and best practices for integrating cybersecurity into DR/BCP execution (i.e. activating and overseeing recovery operations). Appropriately used information from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information about CISO best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP execution. Mentioned information obtained from authoritative sources. | Discussion provided some information about CISO best practices, roles, and responsibilities for DR/BCP execution but the lacked detail and/or was not well supported by information from authoritative sources. | Did not address roles & responsibilities of the CISO for DR/BCP execution. | |
Demonstrated excellence in the integration of standard cybersecurity terminology into the case study. | Provided an outstanding integration of standard cybersecurity terminology into the case study. | Integrated standard cybersecurity terminology into the into the case study | Used standard cybersecurity terminology but this usage was not well integrated with the discussion. | Misused standard cybersecurity terminology. | Did not integrate standard cybersecurity terminology into the discussion. | |
Work contains a reference list containing entries for all cited resources. Reference list entries and in-text citations are correctly formatted using the appropriate APA style for each type of resource. | Work contains a reference list containing entries for all cited resources. One or two minor errors in APA format for in-text citations and/or reference list entries. | Work contains a reference list containing entries for all cited resources. No more than 3 minor errors in APA format for in-text citations and/or reference list entries. | Work has no more than three paragraphs with omissions of citations crediting sources for facts and information. Work contains a reference list containing entries for cited resources. Work contains no more than 5 minor errors in APA format for in-text citations and/or reference list entries. | Work attempts to credit sources but demonstrates a fundamental failure to understand and apply the APA formatting standard as defined in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). | Reference list is missing. Work demonstrates an overall failure to incorporate and/or credit authoritative sources for information used in the paper. | |
Submitted work shows outstanding organization and the use of color, fonts, titles, headings and sub-headings, etc. is appropriate to the assignment type. | Submitted work has minor style or formatting flaws but still presents a professional appearance. Submitted work is well organized and appropriately uses color, fonts, and section headings (per the assignment’s directions). | Organization and/or appearance of submitted work could be improved through better use of fonts, color, titles, headings, etc. OR Submitted work has multiple style or formatting errors. Professional appearance could be improved. | Submitted work has multiple style or formatting errors. Organization and professional appearance need substantial improvement. | Submitted work meets minimum requirements but has major style and formatting errors. Work is disorganized and needs to be rewritten for readability and professional appearance. | No work submitted. | |
No formatting, grammar, spelling, or punctuation errors. | Work contains minor errors in formatting, grammar, spelling or punctuation which do not significantly impact professional appearance. | Errors in formatting, spelling, grammar, or punctuation which detract from professional appearance of the submitted work. | Submitted work has numerous errors in formatting, spelling, grammar, or punctuation. Work is unprofessional in appearance. | Submitted work is difficult to read / understand and has significant errors in formatting, spelling, grammar, punctuation, or word usage. | No work submitted. | |
| Overall Score |
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