YieldMore:

YieldMore is a rapidly growing agricultural company in the north central part of the United States. The company's main product is fertilizer. The company's main headquarters is located in a small town in Indiana. It owns two large production facilities; one located in Oklahoma and the other one located in Nebraska. YieldMore employs sales personnel in every state in the U.S. to serve its customers locally.

Introduction:

Quantitative risk assessment techniques are valuable tools for organizations. They provide management with solid numerical data regarding the value and potential loss of assets. This activity allows you to use quantitative risk assessment techniques for YieldMore.

Scenario: In order to help make better decisions regarding risk assessment data, senior management at YieldMore has requested quantitative information relating to key information technology (IT) assets.

What is I need is two Quantitative Risk Assessment Techniques for Networks. Please use the information below to calculate non-tangible things. This will also help with factoring indirect cost.

Annual Revenue = 12,775,000 (35,000 x 365)

AVG Daily Revenue 365 days = 35,000

AVG US Customers Added Daily by sales force = 25

Sales-force (People) = 150

Customers USA = 5,000

Please answer the questions using table above for Networks.

1. Estimate the values of two network IT assets for this organization.

2. Be sure you consider direct and indirect financial and business impact of the IT assets that are network related. (Please use data above for this equation)

3. Calculate the single loss expectancy (SLE) of the IT assets. (For this exercise, you will need to estimate this value.) (Please use data above for this equation)

4. Calculate the annual rate of occurrence (ARO) for risk associated with the IT assets. (For this exercise, you will need to estimate this value.) (Please use data above for this equation)

5. Calculate the annual loss expectancy (ALE) of the IT assets (See charts number above for equation).

Thanks,

Chuck