Methods to combat technical-nontechnical attacks in wan

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Prescribe a security strategy for a corporate WAN. Be sure to include methods to combat both technical and nontechnical attacks. Consider a fictional company with offices in Toronto, Houston, and Los Angeles. Each of these sites employees 300 people. Make assumptions about connections, applications, etc as necessary.

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