*** THESE ARE SHORT ANWSERS NOT ESSAYS***QUESTION ONEExpanding on what you’ve learned since Week 2 when a similar question was posed, explain in your own words the difference between business continuity planning and disaster recovery planning, and where you believe these two processes differ and overlap.Take a position on whether BC or DR can survive without the other. Use a real-world example to support your position.QUESTION TWOFrom the e-Activity, determine what you believe is the most critical component of BCP from FEMA’s implementation / suggestions for the BCP process. Justify your answer.Determine whether or not you believe the BCP process would be successful without proper BIA processes being conducted. Explain why or why not. E-ACTIVITY:Review the updated contingency planning guide at http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistbul/july-2010-bulletin.pdf. Be prepared to discuss.QUESTION 3Compare and contrast crisis management and incident response. Explain in your own words how these processes and strategies differ and how they are alike.Discuss whether or not you believe most companies adequately prepare for crisis management and consider whether the amount of preparation conducted is on the same level as other contingency planning efforts.]QUESTION 4:From the e-Activity, give your opinion on the most beneficial assistance service the Red Cross can provide in times of crisis. Determine the most important preparedness pointer that is provided in the position paper and support your answer.Consider a potential crisis on a regional or national level in which you believe a federal agency(ies) and / or an organization(s) such as the Red Cross might be involved. Identify the crisis and the federal agency(ies) and / or organization(s) that might be involved in helping to mitigate this crisis. Explain the role(s) of each agency that would be involved in the mitigation.E-ACTIVITY:Go to the International Federation of Red Cross’ Website to read the position paper titled “The Red Cross Red Crescent approach to disaster and crisis management,” dated November 2011, located at http://www.ifrc.org/PageFiles/91314/1209600-DM-Position-Paper-EN.pdf. Be prepared to discuss.

Effective, efficient, and well-designed security architectures have three elements: people, processes, and tools. These components collectively work together to protect company-wide assets. To align these components effectively, the security architecture should support company policies on management performance expectations, architecture implementation, and architecture enforcement. This enables the architecture to guide management so that decisions are aligned and consistent throughout the information technology assets.In today's environment, the use of cloud computing has significantly increased as well as the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy. With cloud computing, security controls could be entirely dependent on cloud service providers. With BYOD, a number of vulnerabilities could be introduced into the security architecture since system/network administrators have little control over non-company-own devices.InstructionsIn 2-3 pages using APA guidelines, using credible sources from public web searches (such as Google or Bing), articles, journals, and your textbook to address the following: What are some of the security control implementation challenges in a non-private cloud environment?What are some of the security challenges in relation to BOYD policy/implementation?How do you overcome those challenges?