What are Risk Response Standards and Frameworks: Each standa…

What are Risk Response Standards and Frameworks: Each standard and framework has its own pluses and minuses, and we will discuss three of the most commonly used: the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Risk Management Framework, the ISACA Risk IT Framework, and the ISACA Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology (COBIT).

Imagine that you are an oceanographer researching organisms…

Imagine that you are an oceanographer researching organisms that live in deep-sea trenches. Your university is planning three different trips to explore the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. You have been invited to join all of them because you are such an outstanding researcher. Unfortunately, they are all set set to embark (or start) at the same time and you’ll need to decide on the best one to join. Assuming that your goal is to study organisms that live in deep-sea trenches, which ocean would you choose to visit? Please be sure to explain your reasoning to earn full credit.

Penetration Testing- Within a black-box (blind) test, as no…

Penetration Testing- Within a black-box (blind) test, as noted, the testers do not have prior access to the information regarding the organization and its infrastructure. In a double-blind test, those charged with defending the network are unaware of the testing and are tested on their ability to react and defend as if a real-world attack were taking place.