Lake Point Consulting Services (LPCS) provides security consulting and assurance services to over 500 clients across a wide range of enterprises in more than 20 states. A new initiative at LPCS is for each of its seven regional offices to provide internships to students who are in their final year of the information security degree program at the local college. Manna is a regional bakery and café. Although Manna has used an outside security consultant to help their small IT team with security they nevertheless have been the victims of several attacks over the last two quarters. Manna decided not to renew the consultant's contract and has now turned to LPCS for assistance. While LPCS is performing an audit and evaluating the enterprise's current security position, LPCS has asked you to conduct a presentation about malware to the staff of three of Manna's retail sites during their annual regional meeting.1. Create a PowerPoint presentation that lists 15 different types of malware and defines each type in detail regarding what the malware can do, how it spreads, its dangers, etc. Your presentation should contain at least 10 slides.2. After your presentation, it is apparent that some of the attacks were the result of social engineering. Manna has asked you to create a one-page "cheat sheet" that describes social engineering attacks and how they may be performed, including a list of practical tips to resist these attacks. This sheet paper will be posted in the stores in which employees can make quick reference to when necessary. Create the paper for Manna, using a format that is easy to reference.

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