PART 2 - Partial Security Assessment: Wheel Bike Shop (30 points) Wheel Bike Shop runs a small but growing bicycle sales and repair business. It has three stores across the city and maintains a web site, which is used mostly for showing inventory and for booking appointments for bike repair or maintenance. Occasionally, it's also used for bike or bike accessories sales. One of the store locations also maintains a warehouse and within it houses the company's two physical servers (which are used to store a database server, a web server, an email server, and an application server). Each of the stores has two large tablet computers that can be used by customers and by employees for looking up products and for setting up appointments. There are also three computers in each store that are used by employees for daily operations and bookkeeping. All of the computers connect to the two main servers in some way. The warehouse also stores about 50 bicycles and is occasionally visited by the suppliers. In addition to the servers, it also has one computer similar to the ones employees used on the store floor. Perform a partial risk assessment: Identify two (2) assets, one with High importance and one with Medium importance and four (4) threats and create 4 partial (see details below) threat scenarios showing: - How Asset 1 can be compromised by Threat 1 - How Asset 1 can be compromised by Threat 2 - How Asset 2 can be compromised by Threat 3 - How Asset 2 can be compromised by Threat 4 In your assessment, make reasonable assumptions re. the likelihood of each threat, the "Impact Area", "Priority", "Impact" and "Risk Score" and skip the whole part related to the controls (i.e., the part of the template below "Risk Score")