The Security Plan: Effectively Teaching How to Write One Paul Clark Naval Postgraduate School
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2004-Jan-123 Educational Expectations and Roadmap Start the project early in the term. Requires some background. Different suggested formats. Roadmap for the remainder of term.
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The Security Plan:Effectively Teaching How to Write One
Paul ClarkNaval Postgraduate [email protected]
2004-Jan-12 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
2004-Jan-12 3
Educational Expectations and Roadmap
• Start the project early in the term.• Requires some background.• Different suggested formats.• Roadmap for the remainder of
term.
2004-Jan-12 4
The Scenario
• Fiction or Non-Fiction?• Minimal requirements for
a written description.• Debug• Unintended Benefits
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A Template
• Provides direction and uniformity.• Possible formats:–Each student devises their own–The Instructor devises a standard– Industry / Government standard
2004-Jan-12 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?
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Questions?
