Student Solution

-->

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

1 University

1 Course

1 Subject

Download Solution

Related Solution

BA_C_LEDR220119 5.3...
In the coming year in the journey of my leadership I want to develop various habits or say a talent that defines a good leadership. As it is said in the video given in this assignment, leaders are bor...

Leadership 5.3 Personal Leadership Development Plan Part 1
Leadership 5.3 Personal Leadership Development Plan Part 1

In the coming year in the journey of my leadership

Unit 5.2 Discussion...
August 2008, I joined the United States Army because I wanted to do something different rather go to school and work which is what I was doing prior to enlisting. Upon training and graduation, I was s...

Unit 5.2 Discussion Board
Unit 5.2 Discussion Board

August 2008, I joined the United States Army becau

Grit and Success-1_1...
The article by Michelle McQuaid called “Why Grit Isn’t Everything” discusses her interview with Angela Duckworth. In her interview, McQuaid found out that Duckworth believes how grit alone is not enou...

Grit and Success-1
Grit and Success-1

The article by Michelle McQuaid called “Why Grit

Lesson 3 Discussion

Lesson 3 Discussion

Q What is the purpose of the Risk Management Framework? How does it affect the RMF if you can’t correctly identify critical infrastructure? You are required to post an initial discussion post, answering the entire discussion question or questions, no later than 11:59 p.m. ET Wednesday of the discussion week. Students must respond to the discussion posts of two of their classmates, no later than 11:59 p.m. ET Sunday of the discussion week.

View Related Questions

Solution Preview

View Complete Solution
The Risk Management Framework is a very important framework for the Department of Homeland Security and it had been established to identify and assess the risks regarding national security. This framework is there to basically to work in six steps which are: 1) Set security goals, 2) Identify assets, systems, networks, and functions, 3) Assess risk, 4) Prioritize, 5) Implement protective programs, 6) Measure effectiveness (“NIPP Risk Management Framework”, n.d.).