Cyber Security Law Enforcement Report 2022

Running head: CYBER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT 1
Cyber Security Law Enforcement
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Running head: CYBER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT 2
Introduction
This report is compiled to guide the project execution team on the new student management
system for A university that is under the proposal. The document is met to provide cybersecurity
insights into the proposed system. This involves reviewing the various regulatory frameworks
that the project team must comply with in order for the project to be a success. This first section
of the document outlines the various laws, regulations, and policies in relation to cybersecurity,
data protection and privacy that the project team must keep in mind when choosing the best
solution for the student management system. The second section describes the roles and
obligations of the university with regard to these laws and regulations. This will entail a brief
reference to the obligation section of these laws and regulations. The third section describes the
importance of compliance to the regulation citing the consequence if there is noncompliance
with the regulations. The fourth section documents the various procedures and systems that the
university must do or seemed to be doing in order to fully comply with the regulations outlined
in this report. Last but not least, the report shall go further and provide any other relevant issues
that the project team must keep in mind when executing this project
Laws and regulations
This section documents the various laws, regulations, and policies that the university must
uphold while executing the project on the new student management system. These laws are both
national and some are international. The policies which are specific laws for the university are
also reviewed for any significance to the report. The key among them includes;

Running head: CYBER SECURITY LAW ENFORCEMENT 3
Privacy Act of 1988
This Australian privacy act of 1988 provides the fundamental rights of the Australian population
in terms of how data about them should be handled. This personal information that is personally
identifiable information is taken seriously by the Australia government through this law. This
privacy law provides the obligations of various entities involved in data processing of Australia
citizens. This includes the principles under which this data must be collected, handled, stored,
used and the general requirement to ensure the data is only collected and used for the original
purpose for which it is collected (Krausz, 2009).
Privacy and data protection act of 2014
The Australian Privacy and protection act of 2014 provides the citizens and corporation at large
the rights and responsibilities of individuals with regard to the data processing done either
manually or electronically. This act adds onto the privacy act of 1988 by including the
procedures and regulations on how the organizations should use information technology to
properly manage the data of individuals by upholding their privacy and data protection
requirements in the law. This act has even included the outsourcing requirements where
Australia citizen data is to be processed in a foreign jurisdiction, the act has provided a
framework for the corporation to follow to ensure compliance with the law (Abawajy, 2014).