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Assignment: For working on Project One - a security awareness training case study, you can consider the following scenarios.

Create your own any fictitious security attack scenario at any organization that requires an immediate attention. Use a security awareness training as the first line of defense.

You are working for Teslo as a security manager. Teslo is an electric vehicle and energy company. The company is in its early growth and has an ambition of going public. Currently, a workforce of well over 2,000 enjoys working there. Recently, there were a couple of robotic stations connected to the network at the production lines were infected with malware. This led to the entire production line shutdown and company losing money by the hours. Those non-technical employees who were working on those stations claimed they have no idea on the source of infection. Can we trust those employees? What could be the source of infection? As a security manager, would you be responsible to perform a kill-chain analysis on the security attack? Would you offer some kind of a security training to all the employees? Is the security training mandated to a company of Teslo size? These types of questions pop-up and should be covered in an appropriate security plan and/or security awareness training.

Security awareness training is the first line of defense and acts as a foundational component to any well-rounded cybersecurity initiative. If the personnel are not actively aware, your cybersecurity defense structure can fall apart regardless of how much you invest in technology. For this project, you will be answering questions related to a security awareness training case study.