Internet Browsers, Selecting for Security

•   Abstract: The abstract is an executive overview of your paper. It should be a 50–100-word summary that would be appropriate to give your manager so that he or she would know the essence of your project without reading the paper in its entirety.

•   Table of Contents:In this section, list each section of your paper, with the page number. The list should include the following elements:

o  Tables and figures (if you included more than two)

o  Appendices (if required)

o  Bibliography or reference section listing sources used and including links to online content

•    Introduction: In this section, state the basic elements of the information assurance topic that you will be presenting. Discuss how this analysis will be based upon the concepts studied in the course.

•    Discussion, Implications, and Recommendations:In this section, you should provide a thorough discussion of your findings and the implications of your research.

•    References:You cannot use only your texts as your primary source of information. You must draw on other sources such as websites, business journals, legal and compliance journals, government agencies, professional associations, and industry standards.

o  Be sure that you support the information presented with appropriate references. It is important that all references and quotes are cited correctly. All sources, including websites, must be referenced in the Bibliography or References list. You must follow an accepted authority for style and form (for example, American Psychological Association [APA] style).

•    Format: Keep in mind that all accepted rules of English composition apply. Papers must be written in Word format, double spaced, and have standard margins (1-inch margins on each side).

•    Length: The length of the paper, excluding the cover page and references page, should be a minimum of seven pages