Complete the sector-based plan below by proposing and describing four security activities for each sector, along with a rationale for each activity. Be sure to explain which security element(s) (personnel, physical, and/or information) each activity is designed to protect. An example has been provided. Additional: (Word Doc Essay) An executive brief is a short document written for an executive audience (or for any audience that requires a clear, concise, direct description of critical content). Imagine you are a security consultant. You have been asked to outline your security management plan for the organization in a way that succinctly communicates the main points (most important security activities) of your plan, why they’re the most important, the risks and potential opportunities the organization can expect if it decides to go with your plan, and the projected costs and benefits to the organization of implementing your plan. Your audience consists of the executive decision-makers for your chosen organization/sector. Write a 3-page executive brief that describes your security management plan for an organization in one of the following sectors: health care, information technology, religion, or education. You will select the organization/sector on which to write your executive brief from the four organizations/sectors you described on the file worksheet. Your executive brief should contain four sections: Objective, So What, Risk/Opportunity, and Costs. In addition, your executive brief should identify and differentiate the roles of management, leadership, and ethics in organizational security management. It should also address personnel management, planning, budgeting, and risk management.
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