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712-50 · Question #403

What are the three hierarchically related aspects of strategic planning and in which order should they be done?

The correct answer is C. 1) Enterprise strategic planning, 2) Information technology strategic planning, 3) Cybersecurity or. Enterprise Strategic Planning: According to NIST SP 800-39, enterprise-level strategic planning is the starting point where the organization’s overall risk management strategy is defined. Information Technology Strategic Planning: This strategic planning aligns IT goals with the

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Question

What are the three hierarchically related aspects of strategic planning and in which order should they be done?

Options

  • A
    1. Information technology strategic planning, 2) Enterprise strategic planning, 3) Cybersecurity or
  • B
    1. Cybersecurity or information security strategic planning, 2) Enterprise strategic planning, 3)
  • C
    1. Enterprise strategic planning, 2) Information technology strategic planning, 3) Cybersecurity or
  • D
    1. Enterprise strategic planning, 2) Cybersecurity or information security strategic planning, 3)

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    13% (4)
  • C
    78% (25)
  • D
    6% (2)

Explanation

Enterprise Strategic Planning: According to NIST SP 800-39, enterprise-level strategic planning is the starting point where the organization’s overall risk management strategy is defined. Information Technology Strategic Planning: This strategic planning aligns IT goals with the enterprise strategy. The IT strategy supports and enables the overall business objectives. Cybersecurity or Information Security Strategic Planning: Information security strategy is developed in alignment with both enterprise and IT strategies. It ensures that security measures are integrated and support the broader organizational goals.

Topics

#strategic planning hierarchy#enterprise planning#IT strategy#cybersecurity strategy

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