Evaluating the Risk Management Plan and Addressing Factors for Successes in Government Agencies

This study evaluates the current series of events relating that information and data security and familiarity with our practices have not helped in securing our systems as predicted. Though we have made progress recently, lots of security breaches to data still occur that seem preventable. The past incidents do not seem to prepare us to respond to the next adequately. This study suggests the prospective reasons for the challenges involved in creating a Risk Management Plan (RMP), examines the importance of the plan as well as the factors responsible for their successes in government agencies. Many organizations often relegate to the background, the need for risk management plans although it is one of the most important success factors in organizational development. Creating a risk management policy in the government requires special skill because all the stakeholders will be involved to direct and approve the final draft. The Risk Management Plan is the working document of the organization that details how the organization intends to develop, test, remediate and implement risk management plans within the organization.