ITNSA2-11 Assessments (2024) Network Security

ITNSA2-11 Assessments (2024) Network Security Project / Research Essay Faculty: Information Technology Module Code: ITNSA-11 Module Name: Network Security Content Writer: Maodza Brian Internal Moderation: Community of Practice Copy Editor: Kyle Keens Total Marks: 100 Submission Week: 8 This module is presented on NQF level 2 5% will be deducted from the student’s project mark for each calendar day the assignment is submitted late, up to a maximum of three calendar days. The penalty will be based on the official campus submission date. Assignments submitted later than three calendar days after the deadline or not submitted will get 0%. This is a group project. Groups should consist of 4 members. This project contributes 50 % towards the final mark. [1] [1] Under no circumstances will projects be accepted for marking after the assignments of other students have been marked and returned to the students. 28/02/2024, 11:54 Project (Summative) | Eduvos 2. Instructions to Students 1. Please ensure that your answer file (where applicable) is named as follows before submission: Module Code – Assessment Type – Campus Name – Student Number. 2. Remember to keep a copy of all submitted projects. 3. All work must be typed. 4. Please note that you will be evaluated on your writing skills in all your projects. 5. All work must be submitted through Turnitin. The full originality report will be automatically generated and available for the lecturer to assess. Negative marking will be applied if you are found guilty of plagiarism, poor writing skills, or if you have applied incorrect or insufficient referencing. (See the "instructions to students" book activity before this activity where the application of negative marking is explained.) 6. You are not allowed to offer your work for sale or to purchase the work of other students. This includes the use of professional assignment writers and websites, such as Essay Box. You are also not allowed to make use of artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, to create content and submit it as your own work. If this should happen, Eduvos reserves the right not to accept future submissions from you. 7. One group member should be nominated to submit the assessment on behalf of the group. Multiple submissions by various group members will result in an inflated similarity index on Turnitin. 3. Section A Section A 28/02/2024, 11:54 Project (Summative) | Eduvos 3.1. Question 1 Question 1 30 Marks Study the scenario and complete the questions that follow: NOTE: You will use this scenario to answer the rest of the project. You are supposed to use Cisco Packet Tracer in this project. Belmand College Belmand College is a registered private higher education institution in South Africa. It specializes in training IT Diplomas and Professional Courses with its Campus located in Midrand, Midrand Campus has 3 buildings which houses the different departments, lecture rooms and labs. Building A houses the IT Department, Library and Main Administration, the other buildings B and C houses lecture rooms and labs. The college has a total enrollment of about 2000 students. They have over 100 employees which includes admin employees, full-time lecturers and part time lecturers are hired every semester. They are currently using Moodle eLearning platform and an ERP system. They intent to adopt a hybrid cloud model where servers for ERP system, and Moodle servers are hosted on premise while the college website and emails are hosted in the cloud. The management of the college has embarked on an ambitious program to expand its footprint to other provinces and open two more campuses in Durban and Cape Town. Durban Campus will be running in a three Storey Building with the Admin, Library and IT support housed in Ground Floor, Lecture Rooms and Labs are in the First and second floor. Cape- Town Campus building has two floors; the Admin, IT support and the library on the ground floor and lecture rooms are on the first floor.