CISSP: Tactical, Operational, Strategic. Operational goals are daily tasks carried out to ensure that production is not negatively affected. Tactical goals are short term in nature but may require several steps or phases in order to complete. Strategic goals are long term in nature and involve forward thinking. Whenever you look at all three goals, it is referred to as the "planning horizon." In most cases, a network needs to be centrally controlled (possibly implementing domain controllers) before a PKI can be incorporated.

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Tactical, Operational, Strategic. Operational goals are daily tasks carried out to ensure that production is not negatively affected. Tactical goals are short term in nature but may require several steps or phases in order to complete. Strategic goals are long term in nature and involve forward thinking. Whenever you look at all three goals, it is referred to as the "planning horizon." In most cases, a network needs to be centrally controlled (possibly implementing domain controllers) before a PKI can be incorporated.

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Joe's boss assigns him three projects: 1. Reconfigure the network into a centrally controlled environment; 2. Make sure changes in the projects do not affect production; 3. Convert the entire network to a public key infrastructure (PKI) environment. Each project can be associated with a security goal type. Which of the project numbers below has the correct goal assigned to it?
- Tactical, Operational, Strategic
- Operational, Tactical, Strategic
- Operational, Strategic, Tactical
- Daily, Functional, Tactical

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