15 Jun Question 1Read the following articles:Defense cyber strategy: We

Question 1Read the following articles:Defense cyber strategy: We can and will hit back, by Amber Corrin, C4&ISR Networks, Jul 1 2015http://www.c4isrnet.com/story/military-tech/omr/cyberstrat/2015/07/01/defense-cyber-strategy-power/29558285/Cybersecurity: The Best Defense is a Good Offense, by Aaron Wright, May 8, 2015http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/05/cyber-security-the-best-defense-is-a-good-offense/1.  Do you think that the best cyber defense includes being on the offensive?2.  Should the government and/or private companies engage in cyber warfare?Remember to support your statements with reference, including page or paragraph number.Question 2Ever since 9/11 the federal government has stressed the need to plan for a terrorist incident involving a weapon of mass destruction (WMD). The key consequence regarding management planning issues for a WMD incident are medical and public health.The four major components for a response to a WMD incident are threat assessment; emergency consultation; specialized technical assistance, and additional assets as needed from the federal and private sector. Response plans should address these components. Health response requires cooperation with all state and local health agencies including private health care providers. In your opinion, do you believe that the health component is adequately addressed in the planning for a WMD incident? Do you believe that States and local governments, including local health care facilities, will receive sufficient funding to adequately plan and prepare for such an incident?