Risk Management Plan, including security policies, plans and architectures that address the identified exposures 4.
Development and Implementation Plan of Protective Countermeasures.
The aim is to implement the mechanisms needed to secure at-risk information assets in an organization’s information infrastructure.
Validation: Validate the organization’s information systems infrastructure, following the implementation of security countermeasures.
Operational Considerations: The IA students are encouraged to achieve the level of knowledge required to ensure the quality and quantity of information while avoiding, or at least reducing, information overload, that is to assist the decision maker to The OODA Loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act). This can be best accomplished through an object-oriented “view of the world”.
The IA Capstone Project Document that is composed of 6 parts called Reports
Report No.1: Introduction
Report No.2: IA Project Management Plan (IAPMP)
Report No.3: Risk Assessment (RA)
Report No.4: Risk Management Plan (RMP)
Report No.5: Development and Implementation Plan (DIP)
Report No.6: Validating Documentation (VD)
Evaluation of the Capstone Project
Based on Group Mark (GM), Personal Mark (in range: from 100%GM to ± 20%GM) will be given for all Reports.
Project Mark = Process Mark (6 Reports) x 50% + Presentation Mark (by Committee) x 50%
Weights of Reports in Process Mark are:
Report No.1: Introduction (5%)
Report No.2: IA Project Management Plan (IAPMP) (10%)
Report No.3: Risk Assessment (RA) (25%)
Report No.4: Risk Management Plan (RMP) (25%)
Report No.5: Development and Implementation Plan (DIP) (25%)
Report No.6: Validating Documentation (VD) (10%)
Structure and main content of this document
The Student’s Guide of Capstone Project Document for the FPT University Students includes two parts:
Part I: Regulations by FPT University Academic Department.
Part II: Capstone Project Document template that includes 6 reports documents template.
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