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    Tim Cook Case Summary

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    Using the “dirty-hands problem” framework discussed in the case, Apple CEO Tim Cook had to face “right-versus-right” dilemmas that people in top management positions often responsibilities face, involving the reconciliation of four different spheres of responsibilities: private life vs. economic agents vs. company leaders vs. beyond the firm’s boundaries.In his private life, Cook allegedly held strong beliefs on an individual’s right to privacy. This supposedly translated to Apple’s philosophy…

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    I recently read a memorable bit of data that emphasizes the importance of working in a career that provides purpose and satisfaction; between the ages of 20 and 65, an average individual, working a forty-hour work week with two weeks vacation per year, will devote over 90,000 hours to their profession. My decision to apply to the Master of Arts program in Industrial/Organizational Psychology is a result of my personal mission to find a career path that engages my interests, employs my skills…

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    change the sharing of information and data from an internal transaction within the walls of a company, to sharing and passing information and data across countries using the internet. Although there are efforts made to maintain cybersecurity, there is no amount of cybersecurity that will guarantee no loss of data and information from attackers and other threats. Security Auditor Evan Francen observed this first hand with Wells Fargo, stating, “"We audited a small bank that was compliant with…

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    Figure 6 shows Internal Security settings that were not set as high as they might have been to aide in threats that require a human response. Lesson 7: Invest in good technological defenses, but do not under invest in people who will be operating this equipment. Another, related lesson learned here is the need to strive to be excellent, rather than average. This stems from the view that we had taken during many simulation results that we were still doing "pretty good" when looked at in the…

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    Homeland Security Jobs

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    missions. Acquisition professionals work in many different areas, such as the TSA, CBP and Office of Procurement Operations. Federal Protective Service professionals provide security support at federal facilities and perform law enforcement duties. Cybersecurity professionals are tasked with things like strategic analysis, systems engineering and cyber incident…

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    book or even a digital copy. The company must channel their energy into cybersecurity for the future and not focuses on incidents and how to deal with them after the fact. But focus their concerns on prevention with an investment in a better cybersecurity system. Their action is surprising in a world where there is a continued battle between hackers and various societal actors attempting to protect their systems. Cybersecurity is said to be the new form of war and is viewed as the next platform…

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    For the past four years, I’ve sat through six-hour-long competitions several times a year. These competitions are an integral part of CyberPatriot, a national computer security education program for high school students. For nearly the entire six-hours, I focus on securing a Linux system by using command line, editing server configuration files, and digging through the Linux filesystem, while my teammates complete networking quizzes and work on securing Windows systems. During competitions and…

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    Big data and the associated technologies that come with it, have a huge amount of potential for positive impact on the world as we know it today. From developing the sophistication of online interaction with both AI and human interaction, to heighten our understanding of climate change to helping create advancements in healthcare. These attempts, combined with the advancements and technological trends of always-on networked devices such as smartphones, cheap large scale data storage and…

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    The Patriot Act: A Need For Change The United States Constitution states, “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause” (Cornell University Law School). These are the rights given by the constitution. America is seen as the land of the free. It is a place where the government is by and for the people, where people’s rights shall be…

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    User Liberties/Rights Assessment USCENTCOM and ultimately the 160th Signal Brigade is responsible for maintaining communications in a very dynamic and high risk environment. The mission is to maintain our human rights and defend against terrorism. This mission needs to transfer to defending rights on in cyberspace. Policies confronting challenges of preserving core rights and liberties is part of the commitment. Safeguarding these vital rights and fundamental freedoms and privileges is…

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