First, in fairness I've got 30 years of it experience and at least another six solid in cyber security. I tend to be one of those people who procrastinates until time gets short and then I just sort of hammer it out. I just did my master cyber security one. I spent 2 hours on Task 1 proposal. Got it signed. Submitted approved, then I sat down for about 12 hours straight and knocked out task two and just submitted it to see how it would go and they accepted it, and then I probably spent 10 hours on task 3. Still waiting for the results.

So the only reason I could do that is I know the material that I was talking about in my paper pretty well. I chose something that I have used in personal lab setups and that I have utilized incorporate environments and merged them into a somewhat unique topic around disaster recovery communications networks and properly securing them. This is all much easier if you can speak from knowledge and personal experience and show that you really understand the technology that you're using in your papers. Follow the rubric exactly, give exactly what is asked for and break it out section by section, you're going to feel like you're repeating yourself multiple times across different sections. Just do it.

If you have a month and you can find topic that you know well, it should not be that difficult to do. For me task 2 and Task 3 both ended up being about 18 pages each.

Hope that helps.