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Scenario:

You are a network professional that’s part of the IT team at Bluegreen Media, a new but fast-growing social media provider. One year ago, Bluegreen launched a social media Web site aimed at young urban professionals. The company also released a mobile app for accessing the site from Google Android, Apple iOS, and Windows Phone devices. Bluegreen was able to launch its Web site with money generated by a kick-start campaign, but most of the funds were spent on the Web site and app development, with relatively little money (and time) devoted to the internal office network infrastructure.

Bluegreen has 35 full-time employees, all of whom have offices or shared work spaces in a three-story building that serves as the company headquarters. The building is an old warehouse that was converted for office use and is approximately 10,000 square feet. Currently, the employees occupy only two floors; the third floor is vacant and available for expansion.

The Bluegreen WLAN has a Gigabit managed switch, a multiservice wireless LAN controller, and seven wireless access points strategically located to provide coverage to office staff. One access point services a large back patio area for employee use. The network is protected by a firewall. The Bluegreen Web site servers are colocated in a data center 100 miles from Bluegreen headquarters.

Five employees are account representatives who are on the road at least 80 percent of the time, and each rep has a company-issued laptop, tablet, and smartphone. They use a large, shared office in the headquarters building when they are not traveling.

Employees use company-owned computers that connect to the WLAN, and, in an effort to control costs during the launch, Bluegreen has a bring your own device (BYOD) policy.

The IT staff consists of five employees; three are devoted to Web site maintenance, one manages the headquarters computers and network, and another employee assists with the Web site and the office network. IT staff use wired Ethernet connections to remotely access the Web site servers.

The Bluegreen Web site is successful, attracting more and more visitors each month. Jennifer, the CEO, anticipates needing to hire more employees, and is considering a strategy that would take the company public within a few years. In preparation, she wants to ensure that Bluegreen’s wireless networking infrastructure is highly secure, especially because it may need to grow quickly in a short period of time, and wants to understand the security risks the company faces.

The CEO has asked your team to create a WLAN and Mobile Threats Report and a Vulnerability Analysis Plan and upload it by the end of the course.

TASK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1.Research WLAN and mobile threats that affect small companies such as Bluegreen.

2. Create a WLAN and Mobile Threats Report that identifies the top three WLAN threats and top three mobile threats for the current or past year, and provide brief descriptions of each.
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