1. PURPOSE

This Risk Management Plan is an in-depth look at how Defense Logistics InformationService can protect data. The imposed regulations on Government Data by the FederalInformation Security Management Act are the driving cause for this Risk Managementplan.

2. GUIDING PRINCIPLES

The Security Safety and Risk Management Program support the DLIS philosophy thatgovernment safety and risk management should be shared by all. Management,providers, and staff participation is essential for an efficient and effective patient safetyand risk management program. The program will be implemented through thecoordination of multiple organizational functions and the activities of multipledepartments.DLIS supports the establishment of such clauses and best practices. We will analyzeweaknesses and possible solutions. Constructive feedback will play a large part as well.Individuals are still held accountable for compliance with safety and risk managementpractices. As such, if evaluation and investigation of an error or reckless behavior or willful violation of policies, disciplinary actions can be taken.

3. SCOPE AND BOUNDARIES

Your first task is to locate a website. It should be an interesting or useful website for you to do the test. There’re many aspects you can test for a website: the usefulness and relevance of the information presented, the overall structural design of the website, its navigability, its accessibility, its layout, its use of graphics, etc. If you’re conducting a comprehensive test, then you’ll test all the aspects of the design of the site. You may also, however, choose to test only one or two major aspects of the site.
What kind of website should you choose? That’s up to you. It can be a university admission office’s website, a university department’s website, a website that sells music products, an online bookstore, a travel agency’s website, a website that offers a user’s guide for a particular product, or anything you find…