By using the OpenVAS security vulnerability assessment tool from the previous step, you now have a better understanding of your system’s security status. Use the results you obtained to create the Security Assessment Report (SAR) as part of your deliverables.
In your report to the leadership, make sure to emphasize the benefits of using the security tool, and provide recommendations based on your findings.
Remember to include analyses and conclusions in the SAR deliverable as follows:
After you provide a descriiption of the methodology you used to make your security assessment, provide the actual data from the tools, the status of security and patch updates, security recommendations, and specific remediation guidance for your senior leadership.
Include any risk assessments associated with the security recommendations, and propose ways to address the risk either by accepting it, transferring it, mitigating it, or eliminating it
Security Assessment Report (SAR): This report should be a seven- to eight-page double-spaced Word document with citations in APA format.
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