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03 Laboratory Exercise 1 - Information Assurance & Security (Cybersecurity Fundamentals)

This document discusses LANs, WANs, and Cisco networks. A LAN connects computers within a limited area like a home or office while a WAN connects LANs over a larger geographic area. The design was chosen because it is simple to understand and helps businesses by allowing secure internal data sharing without using external bandwidth or risking data over the internet.

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03 Laboratory Exercise 1 - Information Assurance & Security (Cybersecurity Fundamentals)

This document discusses LANs, WANs, and Cisco networks. A LAN connects computers within a limited area like a home or office while a WAN connects LANs over a larger geographic area. The design was chosen because it is simple to understand and helps businesses by allowing secure internal data sharing without using external bandwidth or risking data over the internet.

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LAN (Local Area Network)

WAN (Wide Area Network)


CISCO 1 NETWORK

QUESTION:
Why did you come up with that kind of design?
> Because it is easier and simple to understand the network.
How does it help a business?
>These networks allow you to share data in a secure, internal setting,
without risking data over the Internet or another connection, and without
utilizing external bandwidth.

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