Project Vision Document
1. Project Overview
Project Name: Mike's Great Project
Project Sponsor: Mike Meier
Project Manager: Mike Meier
Document Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 02/05/2025
2. Vision Statement
The vision for Mike's Great Project is to enhance the security of our systems by implementing Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), ensuring that user accounts are protected with an additional layer of security.
3. Business Objectives
- Improve overall security by adding an extra layer of protection
- Reduce the risk of unauthorized access to user accounts
- Enhance user trust and confidence in our security measures
- Meet compliance and regulatory requirements for data protection
4. Project Scope
In Scope:
- Implementation of 2FA for all user accounts
- Integration of 2FA with existing authentication systems
- User training and support for 2FA setup
- Monitoring and reporting on 2FA adoption and usage
Out of Scope:
- Development of new authentication systems beyond 2FA
- Changes to existing user account management processes not related to 2FA
- Support for legacy systems that do not support 2FA
- Implementation of additional security features beyond 2FA
5. Stakeholders
- Mike Meier: Project Sponsor/Project Manager
- IT Security Team: Implementation and support
- Development Team: Integration with existing systems
- End Users: Adoption and usage of 2FA
6. Deliverables
- 2FA Implementation Plan
- User Guides and Training Materials
- Integrated 2FA System
- Monitoring and Reporting Tools
7. Assumptions
- Users have access to 2FA devices (e.g., smartphones)
- Existing systems are compatible with 2FA integration
- Sufficient resources are available for implementation and support
- Users will adopt and utilize 2FA once implemented
8. Constraints
- Budget limitations for 2FA integration
- Timeline for implementation must align with compliance deadlines
- Limited internal expertise on 2FA technologies
- Dependency on third-party 2FA providers
9. Risks
- Potential resistance or low adoption rate among users
- Technical challenges in integrating 2FA with existing systems
- Delays in implementation due to unforeseen issues
- Increased support workload during the initial rollout phase