文档介绍：Module 1: Explaining
Security Threats and
Vulnerabilities
Contents
Overview 1
Lesson: Explaining How Assets Are Attacked 2
Assessment 12
Lesson: Communicating the Impact of Risks 13
Assessment 20
Lab A: Explaining Security Threats and
Vulnerabilities 21
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