Examination Of The Technical Vulnerabilities For Global...

Technical Paper: Risk Assessment The risk assessment provided in this paper gives a great examination of the technical vulnerabilities for Global Finance, Inc. (GFI). Within the GFI documents, there are details on the associated costs on certain compromises and the strategic options that are available for the mitigation of the types of vulnerabilities. In looking at the network diagram and the information discussed about GFI, states that the company has not updated its network security position. This alone warrants that a risk assessment needs to be performed in order to bring the network security up to speed with new technology and address any other security concerns that GFI has. Many different companies conduct risk assessments in order to identify risks that are common to each company’s primary missions and business functions, processes, segments, common infrastructure and support services, or their information systems (Broader Tucker, 2011). 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