Define, describe and identify the elements of (a) good Data Backup Planning, (b) good Disaster Recovery Planning, and (c) good Business Continuity Planning. Be sure to identify and describe any interdependencies in the planning.The paper must following the formatting guidelines in The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (2010), (6th ed., 7th printing), and contain a title page, five scholarly references, four to five pages of content, and a reference page. More APA assistance can be found at the Purdue University Online Writing Lab.AND I want power point slides for presentation and I want description for each slide please use this one of the referenceNIST Publication Website is a guide that provides standards for applying the risk management framework to Federal Information Systemstake atleast 30% content from that websitethank you

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You are the Information Security Officer of Mahtmarg Manufacturing a small manufacturing company worth approximately $5 Million who provides fiber cable to local businesses, individual customers and to government organizations. In the course of the next eight weeks you will be creating your Information Security Plan (Issue-Specific Security Policy in Table 4-3 of the textbook) step by step using this scenario.Your Task
Step 4: Develop the Systems Management section of your ISPIn this week’s Lab you will develop the section on Systems Management which focuses on the user’s relationship to systems management and the responsibilities delegated to both users and systems administrators to avoid confusion. This includes:Authentication and EncryptionSystem Administrator ResponsibilitiesUser ResponsibilitiesAuditingConfiguration

Remote Network Implementation Plan (4–5 pages)The project deliverables for this week are as follows:Include a remote network access goals and objectives statement.Include a revised network diagram that depicts a plan to incorporate VPN technology, cloud computing, and Internet protocol security (IPsec) into the current network.Describe the security implications of using these technologies and how risk will be mitigated from a network hardware and software perspective.Provide an analysis as to how this part of the project fulfills the mission and 1 or more goals of the case study organization.All sources should be cited both in-text and in References using APA format.Part 2:An argument in problem solving is used to permit the problem solver the opportunity to offer a set of reasons or evidence in support of his or her solution and related conclusions from the inquiry and research process. The argument is not an opinion and is not the conclusion restated, but rather a demonstration of the intellectual inquiry that you have made during the problem-solving process. Naturally, for the argument to gain credibility, it must be reinforced with scholarly references because the support of the conclusion comes from the quality of evidence that has been gathered.There are some different forms of arguments that could be made, as follows:Categorical Arguments: An assertion that there is 1 of 4 relationships between X and Y. You could show these 4 forms as follows:All Xs are Ys.Example: All mice are mammals.No Xs are Ys.Example: No mice are mammals.Some Xs are Ys.Example: Some mice are mammals.Some Xs are not Ys.Example: Some mice are not mammals.Predictive Arguments: A case is made for anticipating or predicting events based on the characteristics of a category (X or Y) or based on the relationship between X and Y. Some sample arguments are below (the combination of X and Y is not represented).All Xs have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about X.Example: All mice eat cheese. Therefore, the cheese on the table will be eaten by the mouse on the table.All Ys have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about Y.Example: All cheese will be eaten by mice. Therefore, the cheese on the table will be eaten by the mouse on the table.Some Xs have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about X.Example: Some gray mice eat cheese. Therefore, the cheese on the table may be eaten by the gray mouse on the table.Some Ys have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about Y.Example: Some yellow cheeses are desired by mice. Therefore, the yellow cheese on the table may eaten by the mouse on the table.No Xs have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about X.Example: No mice have been found to have 2 tails in this region. Therefore, the mouse in this region will have 1 tail.No Ys have this characteristic, behave this way, or are in this state. Therefore, I predict __ about Y.Example: No ballots were left uncounted. Therefore, the voting system should be fair and equitable.Change Arguments: A case can be made that something is different in the characteristics (or state) of X and/or Y between 2 or more observations made at different times. A change argument is simply a comparison of before and after and any differences that are noted from the first observation to the subsequent observations. When making a case for observed change, then you would typically use a different form of argument (categorical or predictive) to explain why that change occurred.Example:At observation 1, all Xs had this characteristic (or were in this state).At observation 2, all Xs do not have this characteristic (or were not in this state).Therefore, X no longer possesses this characteristic (or is no longer in this state).Note - please be in time no plagiarism minimum of 5 pages APA format