security management organizations

  

security management organizations

Using the library and Internet, search for information about security management organizations. One example might be a silo structure, which is vertical or hierarchical with both reporting and responsibilities. A second example might be a security working group (WG), which is a service with enterprise-wide participation. Complete the following:

• Begin by making a choice of 3 priority security expectations for any security organization.
  • Justify your choices, and explain why other choices may not have been sufficient.
  • For each expectation, compare how it is achieved through both the silo and the WG organizational structures.
• For each organizational structure, compare the roles that have security responsibilities.
  • For example, the chief security officer (CSO) has high visibility in both the silo and WG structures, but significant differences in leadership directions.
• Acknowledge role differences, and justify changes with their responsibility assignments for each structure.