Submit a business case proposal, which is a summary of your selected business case for the course project. The business case proposal will be submitted as a Word document and in paragraph form. This business case proposal provides your instructor insight into the project you are selecting and allows for instructor feedback and guidance in terms of the scope of the business case for the purpose of this course. The first milestone of the course project is an introduction. The sections to include as part of the introduction are:Background – This section provides information about the system, processes, and other aspects of the system such that the reader can understand the business problem in the context of the system.Problem Statement – This section should clearly state the problem to be solved, why it is a problem, and how it impacts the system.Audience – This section should discuss your communication plan, identify the different audience types in the project, and what type of information is communicated to each audience type.Note that the course project intent is to introduce students to an entire systems analyst process. Each milestone is fairly significant in size if performing an actual project. For the intended learning and exposure to the course project topics, please know that assumptions will have to be made and that any such assumptions should be documented. For additional details, please refer to the Final Project Document and the Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric document in the Assignment Guidelines and Rubrics section of the course.DON'T COPY AND PASTE  , any new concept is also welcome.

Read the Portfolio Project description (there are two options to choose from) and the grading rubric in Module 8.Select an organization that has sufficient publicly available information to support a reasonable risk analysis, particularly including threat and vulnerability identification.Create an organization profile that includes:Name and locationManagement or basic organization structureIndustry and purpose (i.e., the nature of its business)Financial information, standing in its industry, reputationRelevant aspects of the company/organization’s computing and network infrastructure.Submit a one- to two-page paper about the organization.Note: Do not try to access more information through social engineering or through attempted cyber-attacks or intrusion attempts. This is a look at how readily available information might be used from a risk management perspective.Module 8:The objective of this assignment is to develop a Risk Assessment Report for an organization including companies and government agencies.You will conduct the analysis using only public information from the internet, organizational and news reports, journal articles, etc., and information based on judicious, believable extrapolation of that information. Consider the organization’s information assets (computing and networking infrastructure), vulnerabilities, and legitimate threats that can exploit those vulnerabilities.There is a wealth of business-oriented and technical information that can be used to infer likely vulnerabilities and assets for an organization. It is recommended that students select their organizations based at least in part on ease of information gathering, from a public record perspective.Instructions(NOTE: You will complete steps 1 and 2 by the end of Week 4 to submit as the Portfolio Project Milestone.)Select an organization that has sufficient publicly available information to support a reasonable risk analysis, particularly including threat and vulnerability identification.Create an organization profile that includes:Name and locationManagement or basic organization structureIndustry and purpose (i.e., the nature of its business)Financial information, standing in its industry, reputationRelevant aspects of the company/organization’s computing and network infrastructureNote: Do not try to access more information through Social Engineering or through attempted cyber-attacks or intrusion attempts. This is a look at how readily available information might be used from a risk management perspective.Conduct the analysis using the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Risk Management Guide for Information Technology Systems (Links to an external site.). Focus on identifying threats and vulnerabilities faced by the organization.Based on the threats and vulnerabilities, determine the likelihood and severity of impact that would occur should each of the threats materialize. This should produce a listing of risks, at least roughly ordered by their significance to the organization.For the risks you have identified, suggest ways that the subject organization might respond to mitigate the risk.