a) The paragraph above as it is using “Times new Roman font”, font size 12.

Microsoft Word is a word processor developed by Microsoft. It was first

released in 1983 under the name Multi-Tool Word for Xenix systems. MSWord is a popular
word-processing program used primarily for creating documents such as letters, brochures,
learning activities, tests, quizzes and students' homework assignments. There are many
simple but useful features available in Microsoft Word to make it easier for study and work.
That's why so many people would prefer to convert the read-only PDF to editable Word and
edit PDF in Word

b) Change the font type to “Lucida Calligraphy” and size to 14

Microsoft Word is a word processor developed by Microsoft.

It was first released in 1983 under the name Multi-Tool Word
for Xenix systems. MSWord is a popular word-processing
program used primarily for creating documents such as
letters, brochures, learning activities, tests, quizzes and
students' homework assignments. There are many simple but
useful features available in Microsoft Word to make it easier
for study and work. That's why so many people would prefer
to convert the read-only PDF to editable Word and edit PDF
in Word
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Theory Marks
Practical Marks
Marks Obtained
Total Marks
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100 60 10 70 70
2 Aanya PHYS 202 Intermediate Physics100 70 15 85 85
3 Aarav CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 79 19 98 98
4 Aditi ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 50 5 55 55
5 Aditya MATH 102 Introductory Mathematics
100 40 4 44 44
6 Ananya PHYS 203 Intermediate Physics100 30 3 33 33
7 Anish CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 20 2 22 22
8 Anika ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 10 1 11 11
9 Arjun MATH 103 Introductory Mathematics
100 90 9 99 99
10 Diya PHYS 204 Intermediate Physics100 78 19 97 97
11 Dev CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 60 10 70 70
12 Disha ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 70 15 85 85
13 Dhruv MATH 104 Introductory Mathematics
100 79 19 98 98
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15 Ekansh CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 40 4 44 44
16 Fatima ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 30 3 33 33
17 Faizan MATH 105 Introductory Mathematics
100 20 2 22 22
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20 Hansika ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 78 19 97 97
21 Harsh MATH 106 Introductory Mathematics
100 60 10 70 70
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23 Ishaan CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 79 19 98 98
24 Jaanvi ENGL 111 Composition and Rhetoric
100 50 5 55 55
25 Kabir MATH 107 Introductory Mathematics
100 40 4 44 44
26 Khushi PHYS 208 Intermediate Physics100 30 3 33 33
27 Krish CHEM 303 Advanced Chemistry100 20 2 22 22
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100 10 1 11 11
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100 90 9 99 99
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100 70 15 85 85
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100 79 19 98 98
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100 30 3 33 33
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100 20 2 22 22
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100 78 19 97 97
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100 60 10 70 70
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100 50 5 55 55
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100 40 4 44 44
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100 10 1 11 11
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100 90 9 99 99
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100 70 15 85 85
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100 79 19 98 98
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100 30 3 33 33
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CYBER ATTACKS & IT SECURITY IN 2025
HOW SECURE IS
TOMORROW‘S IT?
» With which type of cyber attacks will we be
confronted with in 2025?
» Which functionalities are IT security technologies
currently lacking and what do they need to offer in
2025?
» Which are the biggest challenges for IT security
today and which will there be in 2025?
» In which areas of IT security do companies need to
invest in order to be viable in 2025?
ABOUT THE EXPERTS
AND THE METHOD

Qualitative study / Questionnaire,

typological analysis

Expert answers given by

» IT security officers of medium-sized and large
enterprises
» Highly specialized analysts that monitor IT security of
large corporations
» Researchers that deal with IT security research for more
than 5 years
» Programming experts with specialization on IT risk
analyses software
EXPERTS ABOUT
CYBER ATTACKS
IN 2025
DANGER NO. 1
DANGER NO. 1

» The number of attacks with regards

to the Internet of Things will explode

» The future starts now:

DANGER NO. 2
DANGER NO. 2

» Malware of the next generation

will be even more dangerous

“Integrated backdoors”

“Attacks with undreamed

precision, range and speed”

(Original quotes)
DANGER NO. 3
DANGER NO. 3

» The user as starting point for attacks,

especially for social engineering attacks

“Users are
the weakest link” “Personal data
is stolen”

“Social engineering
is growing”
WHAT
IT SECURITY TECHNOLOGY
NEEDS TO OFFER IN 2025
WHAT IT SECURITY TECHNOLOGY
NEEDS TO OFFER IN 2025

“Self defense of
» Most important ability: artificial intelligence systems”
for prompt reactions to attacks

“Intelligently automated
» Major advances in automated attack detection of targeted
detection and reaction attacks”

» Urgently needed new authentication “The end of the

methods password generation”
EXPERTS ABOUT CHALLENGES
FOR IT SECURITY

The lack of IT standards and

» Users, their security TODAY coordination between actors that
awareness and security TODAY fight against cyber criminality
AND
knowhow
TOMORRO
» Today’s data mass and the W
future data explosion TOMORRO The fast technological
W progress, above all the IoT
THE RIGHT RESOURCE ALLOCATION
FOR A SECURE CORPORATE IT IN 2025
THE RIGHT
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
FOR A SECURE
CORPORATE IT IN 2025

» Increase awareness on all hierarchy levels

and train security professionals continuously

“Ignorance on CxO level”

“Staff in the security
stone age”

“2025 – possibly security middle ages reached”

THE RIGHT
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
FOR A SECURE
CORPORATE IT IN 2025

» More attention to automatized analyses

of security relevant data in real time

“Predict attacks“
“Analyses in real time”
“(Really) secure cloud solutions”
IT IS ALL
ABOUT YOUR
IT SECURITY.