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Enterprise Risk Assessment, Audit

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ENTERPRISE RISK ASSESMENT, AUDIT AND CYBER LAW

Introduction

The main aim of any security plan is to eliminate the threats of external malfeasance which always comes in the form of information theft, hacking and other nefarious activities which are custom made to hinder an organization’s continuous growth. Any organization that involves itself in business, whether local or international must find a way of preserving its wide-ranging digital records so that they can achieve 100% data protection (Colleen Garton & Erika McCulloch 2012).

The proactive security plan involves the development of security policies and controls, types of security policies and password policies and administrative responsibilities. Also there is a provision for emergency plan in case disasters like terrorism attacks or fire strike. These emergency plan will prevent data loss in case these events take place. Technologies to keep the security plan working in the event of failure include the monitor implementation, performing off-site data back-up and storage and back-up laptops and desktops (Davis, 2011).

The field of modern information security lay emphasis on a multilayered approach to maintaining system integrity, comprising the use of firewalls, cryptographic algorithms, access regulations and other protection procedures, but giving rise to effective blockages to deliver physical security which is always the main priority of the enterprise risk assessment plan (Stein, 2009).

References

Colleen Garton & Erika McCulloch. (2012). Fundamentals of Technology Project Management. Chicago: MC Press.

Davis, G. (2011). IPad & iPhone administrator's guide: enterprise deployment strategies and security solutions. New York: McGraw-Hill.

Stein, R. J. (2009). Internet safety. New York: H.W. Wilson Co.