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W1 Lab: “Statement of Purpose”

Overview:


In completing this assignment, you will gain a better understanding of an Information Security Plan.

You are the Information Security Officer of Mahtmarg Manufacturing a small manufacturing company worth approximately $5 Million who provides fiber cable to local businesses, individual customers and to government organizations. In the course of the next eight weeks you will be creating your Information Security Plan (Issue-Specific Security Policy in Table 4-3 of the textbook) step by step using this scenario.

Your Task


Step 1: Develop your Statement of Purpose for your Information Security Plan (ISP)

In this week’s Lab you will develop your Statement of Purpose which will include:

  • The Introduction should introduce the policy and name the organization.
  • The Purpose should state the main reason for the policy and any legal or compliance issues required to uphold.
  • The Scope provides a statement of the boundaries of the policy, information systems, the cyber architecture and the personnel to which the policy applies.
  • Roles and Responsibilities list the major roles in the organization and their responsibilities in reference to this policy. These should include at a minimum:
    • Chief Information Officer
    • Information Security Officer
    • Information Security Architect
    • Information Security Coordinator
    • Data Proprietor (Administrative official)
    • Data Custodian (Technical staff)
 
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Need someone who is an expert with Access to complete Module assignments and Midterm due today. See pic for details….in the pic you will complete:

Access 2016 L1 Chapter 8 Training

Access 2016 L1 Chapter 8 Assessment

Access 2016 L1 Unit 1 Project

Access 2016 L1 Unit 2 Project

Will provide login info upon choosing a tutor.

 
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Financial-and-Market-Research-Business-Plan

Part Four:Financial Plan

Business Plan Part Four: Financial Plan. The format should be:

  • A financial plan in which you demonstrate that your business can be viable and profitable. Existing businesses can use historical data, whereas start-ups will use projections based on your “best estimates.”
  • Your financial plan should include the following information:
  • sources and uses of capital (where your money is coming from and how you are going to spend it).
  • cash flow projection.
  • balance sheet (assets owned and liabilities owed).
  • profit-and-loss statement (sales revenues and expenses, either actual or estimated).
  • break-even analysis (how much product you need to sell to cover your expenses).
  • Submit your financial plan either in paragraph format or in chart format in one to two pages.

Part Five: Marketing Research and Evaluation

Business Plan Part Five: Marketing Research and Evaluation. The format should be:

  • A document in which you present evidence that a market exists for your business. In other words, you must convince investors that a large enough market exists for your product or service and that your business can be competitive in that market.
  • Identify the target market of your business and state the size in dollars and units. How will you remain competitive? How will customers’ needs be assessed over time? Who are the main competitors of your business, and what are their strengths and weaknesses (refer to Milestone Two for this information)? What percentage of market share do the competitors have, and what percentage can you expect to get?
  • Address pricing policy and how the business’s prices will penetrate the market, maintain its market position, and allow the business to earn a profit.
  • Address promotion strategy, distribution strategy, and service policies.
  • Milestone Five should be approximately 800–1000 words in length.
 
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General-Questions-About-Flood-Risk

Just 2-3 sentences for each question that correlates with the attached map

  • The map above is a flood risk map for a section of the city of St. Louis, Missouri. The Mississippi river is in the top right corner, the area in blue shading is the designated floodway, and the area in yellow is the estimated flood area for the 100-year flood (although it is protected from the 100-year flood by a levee system). You are a flood insurance salesman selling insurance to the houses marked by the blue and orange dots.

    • Which house (blue or orange) would you charge higher rates to for flood insurance? Why?
    • The owners of the blue house do not want to buy flood insurance, because they are not within the 100-year flood risk zone. Do you agree with the homeowners or would you suggest they purchase flood insurance? Explain your reasoning.
    • The 1993 flood discussed above exceeded the 100-year flood at many locations on the Mississippi River. Knowing this, the owners of the orange house argue that they do not need insurance, because the 100-year flood occurred recently. Do you agree with the homeowners or would you suggest they purchase flood insurance? Explain your reasoning.
    • The owners of the orange house also argue that they do not need flood insurance, because the levee system eliminates the risk of flooding. What would you say to the homeowners to convince them that flood insurance is a good investment?
    • The owners of the blue house are real-estate developers and do not understand why valuable riverfront property is set aside as a floodway. Explain whether you as an insurance salesman would agree on housing development in the floodway (think in terms of economic benefit and risk). Also explain why the homeowners should value the floodway, especially given the location of their house.
 
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