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Security Planning Protocol Step 1: Set Security Goals
1-A. Purpose of IT Security Review:
Confirm Organizational Mission & Overall-Role of IT
Convene a Security Oversight and Planning Team
Team includes Administrators, Teachers, Technical Staff, and other stakeholders
Objective: lay foundation for maintaining user support and keep security planning focused and useful
1-B. Scope of Inquiry:
Set Boundaries and Budgets
Agree on which IT tools, data, and services will be reviewed
Set a schedule
Agree on an initial budget
1-C. Values to Guide Decision-Making:
Internal Expectations, External Requirements, National Guidelines
Clarify user expectations for IT performance.
Identify legal and regulatory requirements.
Agree on criteria for judging importance of IT assets and how to prioritize discovered security risks. Reconcile conflicts between security goals and other objectives.
OUTCOME:
Security Project Description
A project description that includes goals, processes, resources, and decision-making standards.
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