In the discussion, A Deeper Look at Security Organizations, you closely examined the various departments, functions, and associated activities that make up a typical cybersecurity organization. Using that knowledge, you will now have the opportunity to build your own cybersecurity organization.

The chance to build a cybersecurity organization from scratch is a unique opportunity that most people in the field do not get to experience in their careers. While it may seem overwhelming at the onset, the excitement in seeing how your creativity, strategy, and preparedness results in an adequate, collaborative, and agile organization that protects and defends the business from a cyber$-$attack is rewarding.

Here are the instructions for this assignment:

Using your knowledge from the A Deeper Look at Security Organizations discussion, create a fictitious organization for which you would like to build a cybersecurity organization. Your fictional organization can be in any sector of the economy.

Explain your organization's business, the current state of their cybersecurity, and any security concerns or goals.

To get you started, here are some sector ideas:

Aerospace, aviation, automotive, biotech, construction, education, energy, entertainment, food, healthcare, manufacturing, medical, non$-$profit, oil, pharmaceuticals, retail, technology.

Describe your team. As you have learned in this module, a good cybersecurity organization comprises many cross$-$functional teams responsible for the daily security operations, managing IT assets, assessing threats and vulnerabilities, managing risks, establishing policies, setting up procedures, and providing training.

Describe the departments and functions of your cybersecurity organization.

Explain your reasoning and how it supports your fictional organization's business and security concerns or goals.