Based on your completed security overview presentation that was 'approved for action,' the team would like more information about the type of threats and challenges that should be addressed. They want to know which threats should be prioritized and the impact they have on the organization. They would like you to:Identify common categories of cybersecurity threatsPrioritize categoriesRecommend a cybersecurity category to address with the organizationIdentify challenges that mobile and cloud computing needs could bring to the organizationExplain the importance of testing for the detection and intrusion of risksWrite a 2- to 3-page executive summary to share with the executive staff about your recommendations, challenges, and explanations. Include the following in your summary:A chart detailing 8 challenges and their impactYour top 5 prioritized categories with a rationale for the prioritizationAt least two references supporting your top 5 recommendations

2.4 PROGRAMMING ACTIVITY 2: TEMPERATURE CONVERSIONFor this Programming Activity, you will write a program to convert a temperature in Fahrenheit to Celsius. The conversion formula is the following:Tc = 5 / 9 ( Tf – 32 )where Tc is the temperature in Celsius and Tf is the temperature in Fahrenheit, and 32 is the freezing point of water.Locate the TemperatureConversion.java source file found in this chapter’s Programming Activity 2 folder in the supplied code files. Copy the file to your computer. The source code is shown in Example 2.11.EXAMPLE 2.11 TEMPERATURECONVERSION.JAVA 1 /* Temperature Conversion 2 Anderson, Franceschi 3 */ 4 5 public class TemperatureConversion 6 { 7 public static void main( String [ ] args ) 8 { 9 //***** 1. declare any constants here 10 11 12 //***** 2. declare the temperature in Fahrenheit as an int 13 14 15 //***** 3. calculate equivalent Celsius temperature 16 17 18 //***** 4. output the temperature in Celsius 19 20 21 //***** 5. convert Celsius temperature back to Fahrenheit 22 23 24 //***** 6. output Fahrenheit temperature to check correctness 25 26 27 } 28 }Open the TemperatureConversion.java source file. You’ll notice that the class already contains a class name and the main method. Your job is to fill in the blanks.To verify that your code produces the correct output, add code to convert your calculated Celsius temperature back to Fahrenheit and compare that value to the original Fahrenheit temperature. The formula for converting Celsius to Fahrenheit is:Tf = 9 / 5 * Tc+ 32Before writing this program, you need to design a plan of attack. Ask yourself:What data do I need to define?What calculations should I make?What is the output of the program?How do I select data values so they will provide good test data for my code?Choose any input value for the Fahrenheit temperature. After you write the program, try changing the original temperature value, recompiling and rerunning the program to verify that the temperature conversion works for multiple input values.DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. How did you change the expression 5 / 9 so that the value was not 0?2. What constant(s) did you define?3. What data type did you use for the Celsius temperature? Why?