Symmetric key algorithms use the same cryptographic keys to encrypt and decrypt information. The keys are generally identical, as is the transformation process. This makes the approach to encryption and decryption of information relatively simple and straightforward since two or more parties share the same secret key. This is also one of its inherent weaknesses since the same key is shared. The key could potentially be exposed or disclosed without the other party realizing it$.$Scenario: Youve been appointed as the information security officer at your organization. Your first assignment is to set up a secure communication channel between two geographically separated offices, providing a secure link for both teleconferencing and email. The teleconferencing system uses Voice over IP $($VoIP$)$ for communications and MS Outlook $($which uses standard protocols$).$Explain how you would complete the assignment, and answer the following questions:What recommendations would you make to secure the communications?What encryption methods or technologies would you propose?MS Outlook uses end$-$to$-$end $($symmetric$)$ encryption. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using symmetric encryption?What are the strengths or weaknesses of your approach?Explain the process.