HME is looking to receive some significant third party funding for an international joint venture but was told they would be denied because they do not have any kind of Information Assurance plan to keep all data assets secure. You are required to create a comprehensive IA strategy that includes the following: A detailed overview of what Information Assurance entails covering all the basics for an IA strategy (what will be protected and from what) A plan or strategy for IA implementation including a framework A complete risk mitigation strategy that completely outlines your plans to mitigate risks associated with operating in the 21st century workplace. Select an accrediting body to ensure IA is not only a process but a part of organizational culture going forward An incident response and disaster recovery plan in the event of intrusion and disasterInformation Assurance

HME is looking to receive some significant third party funding for an international joint venture but was told they would be denied because they do not have any kind of Information Assurance plan to keep all data assets secure. You are required to create a comprehensive IA strategy that includes the following:

A detailed overview of what Information Assurance entails covering all the basics for an IA strategy (what will be protected and from what)

A plan or strategy for IA implementation including a framework

A complete risk mitigation strategy that completely outlines your plans to mitigate risks associated with operating in the 21st century workplace.

Select an accrediting body to ensure IA is not only a process but a part of organizational culture going forward

An incident response and disaster recovery plan in the event of intrusion and disaster
When it comes to safeguarding information infrastructure like computer and network systems, the process known as information assurance (IA) is essential. Protection of information systems, or Information Assurance (IA), is often based on five tenets: integrity, availability, authentication, confidentiality, and nonrepudiation (Whitman & Mattord, 2021). There are a variety of methods by which the five pillars of information assurance can be implemented, all of which rely on the nature and level of risk associated with the data and systems in question. The United States Government currently relies on these five pillars to ensure the safety and security of its operations around the world. For data to be considered as having integrity, it must be guaranteed that all systems are secure and unaltered. In order to prevent malware, or viruses, from accessing information systems, IA implements anti-virus software on all computers and trains all workers on proper computer use. Having information available means that people who require it can get it. Only people who can evaluate the risks connected with information systems should have access to that information (Aidinyan et al., 2020). Cont…