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    Interview With Paul Giorno

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    Paul DiGiorno was the person I immediately thought of when this interview assignment was assigned. I have known him for years and knew he worked with software, both managing and writing it. Paul lives in Columbia, New Jersey and currently works for Tiffany’s, the jewelry company. He has worked there for about three years. Before his current position at Tiffany’s, he worked for Novartis, Dell, Bear Sterns, and JP Morgan. His current job deals with User Experience Services for Tiffany’s. As lead…

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    M4d1 Unit 1 Case Study

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    vulnerability assessment and fuzzing (testing technique used to uncover coding mistakes and security gaps in software, operating systems or networks by entering enormous amounts of random data (Stallings & Brown, 2015)), and then the software is deployed with server/network configuration with a final…

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    Snapchat Phenomenon

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    The Phenomenon that is Snapchat Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter are known as the “Holy Trinity” of social media. However, there is a relatively new app that is being talked about and ranked highly among the masses. This app is called Snapchat. “In just a few seconds, [Snapchat] allows you to showcase your love for waffles or make your nostrils part of the Google logo. It’s magical.” (Simcik) Here’s how Snapchat works; you take a picture (there’s even a video option!), add a filter, maybe some…

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    Bsc300 Unit 1 Assignment 2

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    engineering has no exemption in this matter late discoveries have demonstrated a real danger in the versatile applications which we utilize. There are 2 essential classifications of portable application security challenges. The application Destructive Features is generally a registry of undesired and unsafe PDA system code practices which can be stealthily utilized within any Trojan infection's application that this individual is typically deceived straight into introducing. The individual sees…

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    business, they offer a service or a feature that others see valuable and are willing to pay them for it, that's the bottom line. I've seen firsthand some of expenses incurred when doing an Oracle database application and while I thought the prices were outrageous I do have to admit that the application did exactly as we specified when it was all said and done. Doing research for a decision such as this is not an easy task and should be taken very seriously. I believe all of the discussed DBMS…

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    There are two methods of SMS widely used in applications; they are the PUSH & PULL. Push SMS is sending a message from the SMS Banking application (i.e. SMS Server in this case) to the Mobile Phone. It is a one way message. In other words, it's the SMS banking application that initiates a message. Pull SMS is sending a request and obtaining a reply. This is a full duplex scenario where a user sends a request to the SMS banking application and the application replies with the information…

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    Lanway Case Study

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    The internet connection will be upgraded to ASDL from ISDN, therefore lowering operating costs and improving speed. The first step for Lanway will be introduction of an intranet. This will be hosted on a new Microsoft Web™ server It will be via this that all electronic information will be accessed, including the internet itself. The online news stories will taken from Silicon.com™, a free online news resource specifically designed for IT firms. Each user will be given a specific…

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    According to Brian Carrier, a digital forensic investigation is a special case of a digital investigation where the procedures and techniques that are used will allow the results to be entered into a court of law. According to university lecturer Andrew Jones, there are four underling principles of Digital Forensics. They are as follows: • Principle 1: No action taken by law enforcement agencies, persons employed within those agencies or their agents should change data that may subsequently be…

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    bringing up the overall compliance score of less than 50% to an exceptional score of 85.6%. This score ranked amongst the top 3% in the Army. Mr. Finney’s team addressed HBSS-related security vulnerabilities on over 19,000 workstations and 1,400 servers across the Recruiter Services Network. Mr. Finney’s ability to dissect, assess, remediate, and document each of the HBSS Security Technical Implementation Guides and Computer Network Defense Directives equated…

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    in Debit and Credit cards. Kerberos is based on RFC 1510 and is more of an industry standard and is included in Microsoft OS’s. 4. As it relates to implementation, Kerberos-based SSO implementation does have some challenges. The Kerberos security server has been online 24/7 so that its able to generate new security tokens as requested, which can be quite a challenge. Smart-card based SSO implementation can also be challenging. You must have a public key infrastructure setup before you implement…

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