USE STARTER CODE (IMPORT TO ECLIPSE TO CLONE): https://github.com/usf-cs272-fall2021/homework-ArgumentMap-serenav-cs.gitCreate a class to parse command-line arguments and store them in a map. For example, consider the following command-line arguments: "-max", "false", "-min", "0", "-min", "-10", "hello", "-debug", "-f", "output.txt", "-verbose"In this case, -max -min -debug -f and -verbose are all flags since they start with a - dash followed by at least 1 letter character. The values are false 0 hello and output.txt since they do not start with a - and letter character.Note that -10 is not a flag because the - dash is followed by a digit character. Instead it should be interpreted as a value representing a negative number.Not all flags have values, not all values have associated flags, and values will be overwritten if there are repeated flags. For example, flag -max has value false. Flag -min has initial value 0, but the value get replaced by the second occurrence of the -min flag with the value -10 instead. The value hello has no associated flag and is ignored. The flags -debug and -verbose have no associated value, but are still stored.This is the homework assignment (please read): HW SPECS

8-2 Scenario Assignment Module Eight: Strategies of MitigationAssume that you are the lead network security expert in your organization. Because of the recent rise in web security issues and the development of the global marketplace, your organization has decided to hire additional network security technicians. Once hired, you are to give a report to these individuals designed to illustrate holes in current security countermeasures, along with ways in which these holes can be filled. In your report, ensure you address the areas mentioned below:An explanation of which web security threats are most prevalent, the hazards they present, and how these threats are exploiting holes in current security countermeasuresAn explanation of the actions that should be taken to prevent existing web security countermeasures from being exploitedAn assessment of the pros and cons of choosing to implement measures such as firewalls, access control measures, and cryptographic systemsFor additional details, please refer to the Scenario Assignment Module Eight Guidelines and Rubric document in the Assignment Guidelines and Rubrics section of the course.Please see the PDF for information on completed week 8

A project plan outlines recommended approaches to the use of the network, database management system, software, and cloud service technologies. Because industry best practices dictate transparency in terms of selection criteria and their importance to a specific project, a project plan draft should also include the criteria by which the recommended approaches were selected, along with the benefits to the project that each is expected to deliver. For this assignment, you will draft a project plan for the project proposal you outlined in Week 1 (and that you updated earlier this week based on instructor feedback). Download the Project Plan Draft. Using the Project Plan Draft template, outline your project plan for the business scenario that was approved by your instructor last week. Add lines to each table as needed. Your project plan will include: Network technology recommendation(s) Database management system recommendation(s) Appropriate software application recommendation(s) Cloud service recommendation(s)