Project Vision Document
1. Project Overview
Project Name: The 2FA Project
Project Sponsor: [Project Sponsor]
Project Manager: [Project Manager]
Document Version: 1.0
Last Updated: 03/12/2025
2. Vision Statement
To enhance the security of our digital infrastructure by implementing Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) across all user access points, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches.
3. Business Objectives
- Improve overall system security.
- Reduce the incidence of unauthorized access.
- Enhance user trust and confidence in our security measures.
- Comply with industry standards and regulations for data protection.
4. Project Scope
In Scope:
- Implementation of 2FA for all user accounts.
- Integration with existing authentication systems.
- User training and support for 2FA setup.
- Monitoring and reporting tools for 2FA usage.
Out of Scope:
- Redesign of the existing authentication system.
- Implementation of additional security measures beyond 2FA.
- Changes to user account management policies.
- Support for biometric authentication.
5. Stakeholders
- Project Sponsor: [Project Sponsor]
- Project Manager: [Project Manager]
- IT Security Team: Responsible for the technical implementation.
- User Support Team: Responsible for user training and support.
- End Users: All staff and external users who will be required to use 2FA.
6. Deliverables
- 2FA implementation plan.
- Updated authentication system with 2FA support.
- User training materials and documentation.
- Monitoring and reporting tools for 2FA.
7. Assumptions
- All users have access to a second factor device (e.g., mobile phone).
- Existing authentication system can be integrated with 2FA.
- Adequate resources (time, budget, personnel) are available for the project.
- Users will be cooperative and compliant with the new 2FA requirements.
8. Constraints
- Limited budget for the implementation.
- Tight timeline for project completion.
- Potential resistance from users to change.
- Compatibility issues with legacy systems.
9. Risks
- Delays in user adoption and compliance.
- Technical challenges and integration issues.
- Insufficient training and support for users.
- Potential security vulnerabilities during the transition period.