Hi @Nanama Adjei
Thank you for posting such an interesting question. It naturally leads to several additional considerations, the foremost being: how do you define an "assurance plan"? This term can encompass a wide range of interpretations, so let me refine the scope: are you referring to "assurance" in the context of information governance (policies, procedures, etc.), information quality (completeness, accuracy, etc.), business continuity (business impact assessments, disaster recovery, etc.), operational risk (third-party risks, jurisdictional risks, cyber risks, etc.), or some other context? Furthermore, is the Information Assurance Plan designed to be technology-agnostic, or is it specific to one or more technologies?
To put it succinctly, what is the business purpose and scope of the Information Assurance Plan? While defining its scope, it's also important to consider how the plan will align with and complement other existing plans, support strategic goals, meet objectives, and ultimately deliver desired outcomes. I look forward to your reply.
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Amitabh Srivastav, CIP, IGP, PMP, AIIM Fellow, AIIM Ambassador
CDO & VP, Compliance & Risk Management
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