ASSIGNMENT 2: EISP

Assignment 2: EISP



Assignment 2: EISP

Introduction

As Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), i have been selected by the CEO of my organization “Catholic Care”, situated in Melbourne Victoria, to devise an enterprise information security policy (EISP) for the Catholic Care. Our mission is to embody Catholic Care's vision for families and individuals in order to improve the lives of the needy peoples of the society, advocate for greater opportunities for the most vulnerable and prevent further social need in the society. From all works of life, individuals, families and couples are being offered to get our services. Catholic Care always respects the personal values, religious beliefs and cultures. The services of Catholic Care fall in the following sector: Children, Drug and Alcohol Carers, Community Support Services, Religion and Religious Groups and Families. Catholic Care provides different services through different cultural, professional, support care programs. Some programs are as follows:

Adoption & Permanent Care Programs

Alcohol & Other Drug Family Service

Asylum Seekers Support Program

Bushfire Community Recovery Service

Counselling

Family Dispute Resolution

Family Support Services

Family Relationship Centres

Marriage & Relationship Education

Our Kids Parenting Orders Program

Fr Joe Caddy, is the CEO of Catholic Care. The organization includes the following leading team.

Ms Sheree Limbrick

Ms Julie Harrison

Mr Ralph Roath

Mr Tony Newton

Fr Joe Caddy

Catholic Care is a not-for-profit organisation, and at present gets underpin and monetary support from elected, state and neighbourhood government, Cabrini Health, private trusts and estates, earned earnings, gathering pledges requests and the Archdiocese of Melbourne.

A great partition of our backing originates from liberal benefactors and those who have been assisted via Catholic Care who might give by gifts, inheritances or alternately as a volunteer. This backing is essential to our proceeding deliberations towards supporting the susceptible and impeded, supporting sound family relationships and raising stronger groups. Volunteers make a monstrous commitment to Catholic Care's administrations and projects, empowering us to connect with additional families and people who are powerless and burdened. Having the capacity to aid in an active way could be extremely compensating for those who truly need to have an effect in our groups (Wheelen, 2008). We invite volunteers from all foundations and with a wide run of aptitudes to help us in our function. The implementation of Enterprise Information Security Policy (EISP) in the Catholic Care is to convey management's intentions to its employees. Use of a formal plan, for effective security program, is required to be implemented and managed security in the organization (Bowman, 2006).

Catholic Care information assets are at risk from potential threats such as malicious or criminal action, employee error, natural disasters, and system failures. The possible occurrence of these events can possibly damage information resources, compromise of data confidentiality and corruption or loss of data integrity. Maintaining and managing this property, Catholic Care reserves the right to examine all information transmitted through these systems. Catholic Care computer and communications systems should be used for appropriate business purposes only.

Information security elements

Enterprise Information Security Policy (EISP)

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