Mapping the supply chain (upstream and downstream) of the company below and the cybersecurity attacks possible upon that supply chain for that scenario. Scenarios: 3) Your company ("Brogan") is an online retailer that sells consumer electronics (computers, phones, routers, tablets, drones, etc) to other businesses across Australia. Its business model is to source generic (i.e. unbranded) IT equipment from the cheapest suppliers in Asia, assemble that equipment and market it under its own brand. Recently, your company has won contracts to supply IT equipment to state government departments, notably the Queensland Department of Mines \& Energy. Mapping the supply chain (upstream and downstream) of the company below and the cybersecurity attacks possible upon that supply chain for that scenario. Scenarios: 3) Your company ("Brogan") is an online retailer that sells consumer electronics (computers, phones, routers, tablets, drones, etc) to other businesses across Australia. Its business model is to source generic (i.e. unbranded) IT equipment from the cheapest suppliers in Asia, assemble that equipment and market it under its own brand. Recently, your company has won contracts to supply IT equipment to state government departments, notably the Queensland Department of Mines \& Energy