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The Security Plan: Effectively Teaching How to Write One

The Security Plan: Effectively Teaching How to Write One. Paul Clark Naval Postgraduate School pcclark@nps.edu. Introduction. What is a Security Plan? Why do we need one? Educational standards CISR and NPS Secure Management of Systems: CS3670

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The Security Plan: Effectively Teaching How to Write One

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  1. The Security Plan:Effectively Teaching How to Write One Paul Clark Naval Postgraduate School pcclark@nps.edu

  2. Introduction • What is a Security Plan? • Why do we need one? • Educational standards • CISR and NPS • Secure Management of Systems: CS3670 • Lessons learned from requiring a Security Plan

  3. Educational Expectations and Roadmap • Start the project early in the term. • Requires some background. • Different suggested formats. • Roadmap for the remainder of term.

  4. The Scenario • Fiction or Non-Fiction? • Minimal requirements fora written description. • Debug • Unintended Benefits

  5. A Template • Provides direction and uniformity. • Possible formats: • Each student devises their own • The Instructor devises a standard • Industry / Government standard

  6. Assignments • Options: • Turn in a completed security plan at the end of the term. • Turn in parts of the plan throughout the term. • Risk Analysis Methodology?

  7. Questions?

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