Network Security Strategy – ATTN Computer ScienceAssignment is .docx
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The document outlines a computer science assignment focused on developing a network security strategy due by January 29. As the director of information security, the strategy must include various security solutions to protect against denial of service attacks, incorporate intrusion detection/prevention systems, consider mobile computing, and adopt a defense-in-depth approach. The final document should be 4-5 pages long, justified for CIO approval, and include diagrams or graphics to illustrate key concepts.
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Network Security Strategy – ATTN Computer ScienceAssignment is .docx
- 1. Network Security Strategy – ATTN Computer Science Assignment is due by Thursday January 29 at midnight or 8AM Friday Morning at the latest. NO PLAGERISM !!!! Will pay $40 dollars. As Director of Information Security, you will conduct research into security mechanisms (hardware and software) that can expand and/or enhance your current security infrastructure. 1) Solution (s) should help protect against DoS (denial of service) attacks. 2) Be sure to look at Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems. 3) Look at mobile computing solutions as well.
- 2. 4) Focus on a defense-in-depth (layered) approach. Develop a strategy no more than 4-5 pages in length). The strategy should outline the various security controls that will be implemented and explain how each will be used to mitigate the internal/external security risks to your organization. Justify your choices and submit to the CIO for approval. Stakeholders are the Director of Information Security, 8 representatives from remote sites, IT Operations manager, Resource Manager, and your vendor for equipment and software. Criteria – Demonstrate a grasp of the problem and understanding of the key concepts - utilize diagrams and graphics as needed. Analysis – Apply Research and practical experiences of security mechanisms Conclusions and Recommendations – Close with strong conclusions that support your research Suggested Resources –