To adequately address InfoSec concerns, organizations must develop a three-to-fi

To adequately address InfoSec concerns, organizations must develop a three-to-five-year plan outlining the year-by-year strategic, tactical, and organizational focus for information security. These plans are vital for developing metrics and reporting progress to upper management.
-Explain how your organization should integrate basic elements of professional discourse, including audience analysis, the writing process, and design elements, into technical communication artifacts.
-Present your three-to-five-year operational, tactical, and strategic management plan for information security. As part of your plan, evaluate the appropriate security solutions required to design a security architecture.
Identify key organizational roles that should be actively involved in the plan’s implementation.
-Evaluate the components of IT governance and cybersecurity frameworks to ensure regulatory compliance within organizations.
-Examine how you can identify, formulate, and solve computing problems by communicating effectively with a range of audiences through professional oral and written skills.
Using the company from Topic 1, explain how the three-to-five-year InfoSec plan aligns with and supports the organization’s mission and vision statements. Note: These goals are usually created by the CEO of the company and then translated into more specific goals for the levels below.
-Describe the differences between policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures. Evaluate the appropriateness of cybersecurity frameworks for developing a cybersecurity program to align with business needs.