Your initial design was good, but the team leader wants you to try another approach. She put these questions to you: “Should corrective maintenance get a higher priority than other types of maintenance? Why or why not? Should cost-benefit issues be considered? If so, how would this be done?”

Also, your security plan was good, but did not go far enough. The team leader wants you to include at least five more types of attacks, with examples and suggested responses.

A. Consider the team leader’s questions carefully. When you reply, include a revised grid design as needed.

B. Revise the simulated attack plan by including five more types of attacks, with examples and suggested responses.