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Computers and Technology, 16.01.2020 02:31, YesBoi

Fullsoft recently experienced a malware attack; as a result, proprietary information seems to have been leaked. the company is now in the process of recovering from this breach. i am holding an infrastructure operations team meeting soon. to prepare for the meeting, be prepared to address the following questions: { 1} how would you assess the risks, threats, and/or vulnerabilities that may have allowed this incident to occur, or could allow a similar incident to occur in the future? { 2}what insights about risks, threats, and/or vulnerabilities can you glean from reports of similar incidents that have occurred in other organizations? {3} what potential outcomes should the company anticipate as a result of the malware attack and possible exposure of intellectual property? {4}which countermeasures would you recommend the company implement to detect current vulnerabilities, respond to the effects of this and other successful attacks, and prevent future incidents? write an outline of key points (related to the questions above) that the team should discuss at the meeting

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