Answer the four questions below using the information provided in Weeks 1 through 4. Hint: Q 1, 2, and 3 are fictitious entities. Use your imagination as to what each would require. Do not use the same answer/example for multiple questions.
Do Not quote other materials. Explain your understanding in your words.
Submit one Word document, double-spaced.
Your answers should be a discussion, and therefore no bullets should be used.
Provide a minimum of two full pages to a maximum of four pages per question.
Be sure to list any references. All references must be from the course materials. You may use the textbook for ideas if you have it.
Include a title page and reference page.
List the number and question before each answer.
Use the following for your headers and save your document with the same information. Last_First_Midterm_5140_2021_SU
Answer all of the following:
You are the Chief of Cybersecurity Operations at a National Voting Office. Your office will host a Voting Day for National Security Leaders. Explain the environment of your National Voting Office. Discuss what cybersecurity influences should interface with the National Voting Office’s business strategy for a secure Voting Day.
As the Cybersecurity Officer, you are on the leadership team of the Global Fashion Show attended by international dignitaries and their staff. Explain the environment of your Global Fashion Show. Discuss the NIST framework and how it could apply to the cybersecurity concerns of the Global Fashion Show.
You are an intern in the Cybersecurity Operations Office for the new National Youth Social Media Administration. You just graduated from the Webster University Cybersecurity Program and you want to impress your supervisors in order to have a greater opportunity for a promotion. Explain the environment of your National Office. Discuss your proposal for a Cybersecurity strategy and policy for this new national office.
Choose a topic from the course book. Explain the concept and discuss how the topic is relevant in today’s cyber strategic operations. You may use the provided chapters of the book if you do not have the book. See link on the home page of this course.
