For this assignment, you are creating and submitting a PowerPoint presentation rather than a Word document. 10 paragraphs each 70 words Chapters 8 through 13 in the Security Strategy book provide different tactical concepts that apply to information

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For this assignment, you are creating and submitting a PowerPoint presentation rather than a Word document.  10 paragraphs each 70 words 

  Chapters 8 through 13 in the Security Strategy book provide different tactical concepts that apply to information technology.  Again, even though these are focused on security, each applies to IT.  While you need to be familiar with all of them, for this assignment you should choose one to explain in your own words.  Include an example that explains the concept.  Justify why the principle is important for IT Strategy or Tactics. Find at least one additional reference for each one you choose.  Rather than providing a paper, you are to create a PowerPoint presentation explaining the concept.  It should contain 10-15 slides, including a title slide and a reference slide.  You may include pictures, graphs, figures, or charts to help your discussion of the topic.  Your final presentation product should be professional in format as if you are going to present it to upper management.

Textbook :Security-Strategy-From-Requirements-to-Reality.pdf

Q2.Review the supplemental reading material linked below.  Pick one of the concepts discussed in the documents and explain it in your own words.  Include an example of that concept that explains it in real-world terms.  Provide how it applies in today's cyber-world and how it ties to the IT Strategic or Tactical plans. Feel free to play devil's advocate and challenge each other.  1.5 pages

Supplemental Readings:

Information Security Key Concepts.pdf

"The Protection of Information in Computer Systems", Jerome Saltzer and Michael Schroeder, IEEE

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