You have been working on a project over this term and have been gathering information regarding best practices for an organization to consider in identifying and managing risk. You have researched risk management concepts, performed an assessment review, identified risk treatment strategies, and selected controls for your organization.

At this point, Units 1-4 are complete. The following assignments should have been completed and compiled into your final Key Assignment. Be sure to incorporate any feedback previously received from the instructor and peer reviews:

· Unit 1 IP: Relationships Between Governance, Compliance, and Risk

· Unit 2 IP: Analyzing the Business to Determine Risk

· Unit 3 IP: Choosing a Risk Framework to Manage Risk

· Unit 4 IP: Complete Peer Review; Key Assignment First Draft

The final step for this assignment is to create a 300-word abstract for your project. You will complete the following:

Purpose of abstracts:

· An abstract is always a short document because it is a summary of your research. Your abstract should briefly do the following:

· State the topic of the research

· Give the main objective of the research

· Indicate the methodology used

· Present the main findings

· Present the main conclusions

The final paper should be between 10–15 pages. Review the final draft for any changes you would like to make,and incorporate any peer or instructor feedback as you see necessary.

Add the abstract to the project,and submit your final paper to your instructor for grading.

Name the document "CYBR613_First and Last Name_IP5.doc."

Please submit your assignment.

For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.

Reading Assignment

Unit 5: CYBR613 CTU Library Guide

Managing Risk in Information Systems:

· Chapter 11, pgs. 282–307

Assignment Objectives

· Examine the cybersecurity and risk related issues that confront organizational entities

· Interpret the organizational impact from federal and state cyber security related regulations, directives and acts.