prepare to assess the networks for communication and information sharing which have built-in multilevel security, based on trusted relationships between the different nations. You have already seen that there are some suspicious behaviors involving the nations. The modes and methods of those behaviors vary, and the attack vectors are just as diverse. The attendees at the Global Economic Summit use different technologies for communications, and a cyber intelligence analyst must demonstrate an understanding of the threats to those devices. To that end, your team will collaborate in developing a System Security Risk and Vulnerability Report . This report refers back to the Network Security Checklist and also to the policies you have created and researched that define the levels and ways of communication and data transmission between the nation teams. Now that your team has provided the foundational network and policy information for your nation communications systems, you and your team members will identify the threats, risks, and vulnerabilities to those systems. Your team will determine the effect on your nation team and the other teams if those risks and threats are exploited. Your team will provide what means should be available to address the threats from a risk management perspective. The report, which you will continue to develop in the next step, should accomplish the following: List the different threats to authentication and credentials. Explain how social engineering can be a threat to credentials as well as the defenses against social engineering. How can social engineering be used to breach e-mail? Explain the concept and use of public-key infrastructure and digital signatures ( significance of public-key infrastructure ) and how it is used to protect access to networks, ensure nonrepudiation of transmissions, and preserve the confidentiality of information sharing.  Describe "leapfrogging" across networks and what it means for the multiple networks. What is escalation in the cyberattack phase? The material in the report can come from research of current events or from your own ideas or experiences. Explain the ways you and the team members can perform remediation and mitigation against the threats you have identified? What are some of the countermeasures that can be used? Include these explanations in your System Security Risk and Vulnerability Report. You and team members will use these findings to write a system security risk and vulnerability assessment report in the next step.   You and your team members have gathered the information required for a three-page System Security Risk and Vulnerability Report. Include the attack vectors to the nation system in the report. This report should comply with information assurance standards, practices, and procedures that are covered in the policies outlined in the policy matrix. This information collected is your information that is needed in the baseline of your sys ...

1. prepare to assess the networks for communication and
information sharing which have built-in multilevel security,
based on trusted relationships between the different nations.
You have already seen that there are some suspicious behaviors
involving the nations. The modes and methods of those
behaviors vary, and the
attack vectors
are just as diverse. The attendees at the Global Economic
Summit use different technologies for communications, and a
cyber intelligence analyst must demonstrate an understanding of
the threats to those devices. To that end, your team will
collaborate in developing a
System Security Risk and Vulnerability Report
.
This report refers back to the Network Security Checklist and
also to the policies you have created and researched that define
the levels and ways of communication and data transmission
between the nation teams.
Now that your team has provided the foundational network and
policy information for your nation communications systems,
you and your team members will identify the threats, risks, and
vulnerabilities to those systems. Your team will determine the
effect on your nation team and the other teams if those risks and
threats are exploited. Your team will provide what means should
be available to address the threats from a risk management
perspective.
The report, which you will continue to develop in the next step,
should accomplish the following:

2. List the different threats to authentication and credentials.
Explain how social engineering can be a threat to credentials as
well as the defenses against social engineering. How can social
engineering be used to breach e-mail?
Explain the concept and use of public-key infrastructure and
digital signatures (
significance of public-key infrastructure
) and how it is used to protect access to networks, ensure
nonrepudiation of transmissions, and preserve the
confidentiality of information sharing.
Describe "leapfrogging" across networks and what it means for
the multiple networks. What is escalation in the cyberattack
phase?
The material in the report can come from research of current
events or from your own ideas or experiences.
Explain the ways you and the team members can perform
remediation and
mitigation
against the threats you have identified? What are some of the
countermeasures
that can be used? Include these explanations in your System
Security Risk and Vulnerability Report.
You and team members will use these findings to write a system
security risk and vulnerability assessment report in the next
step.
You and your team members have gathered the information
required for a three-page

3. System Security Risk and Vulnerability Report.
Include the attack vectors to the nation system in the report.
This report should comply with information assurance
standards, practices, and procedures that are covered in the
policies outlined in the policy matrix. This information
collected is your information that is needed in the baseline of
your system and should be used to provide a security baseline
report.
When you have completed the Security Risk and Vulnerability
Report, a designated team member should submit this product
with the
Security Baseline Report
.".