Running Head: IT 552 1
IT 552 : Continuous Monitoring Plan
Carlos Delapaz
SNHU
July 7 ,2019
IT 552 2
Introduction
A continuous monitoring plan is necessary as it can help to keep a check on the
security control model that has been designed and implemented in the organizational setting.
This plan fundamentally lays out the foundation for regularly and consistently monitoring the
organization against malicious activities and intentional as well as unintentional threats. In
order to make sure that the monitoring plan is effective and serves the desired purpose, it is
necessary to focus on a number of elements such as the core features of the work setting, the
work plan, and employee readiness. In Multiple Unite Security Assurance (MUSA)
Corporation, there is the need to establish a properly functional continuous monitoring plan
so that the various security gaps that exist in the organizational setting can be effectively
addressed.
Work Settings
In the work setting, a wide range of factors come into play that can adversely impact
the work ambiance. Some of the most common elements are the non-implemented security
protocols, poorly implemented management policies, and other distractions and obstacles. It
is necessary to take the necessary steps by the managers and the management team so that
such negative elements which increase the security vulnerability of the firm can be kept at a
distance.
The management must take careful measures to ensure that all the security protocols and
policies are systematically implemented throughout the firm. Such a step is a necessity as it
will help the organization in the long run to have better control over its costs, risks and
system network (Five tips for managing project change requests, 2019). The major changes
