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    recording transactions of the inventory and also has full access to this inventory this could create some problems. This employee could take advantage of this situation and steal some of the assets of the company. So, this internal control will prevent fake transactions and stealing. I will determinate this by making a monthly match up of the inventory against the transactions of the month. 4- Access Controls: This refers to control the access to the accounting system of the company via…

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    Black, “Internet addiction is characterized by excessive or poorly controlled preoccupations, urges or behaviors regarding computer use and internet access that lead to impairment or distress.” The advancement of technology allows for humans to use their smart phones, tablets, computers, and other devices whenever they want to. This allows for easy access to the internet. Some wireless carriers have unlimited data which allows people to connect to social media, the internet, and stream music…

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    ICA Archives Policy

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    well as memorabilia, and audio-visual materials produced for and by the School, in coordination with the Archivist, and making the Archives collection accessible to the ICA Community. The Archives Librarian reports to the Archivist. 1.4 Definitions Access right, opportunity, means of finding, using, or retrieving…

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    5. TRADITIONAL DWELLINGS Architectural layout of a house becomes complete with the security aspect covered. Security in housing and dwelling units plays the most important role. Unlike these days were security systems and CCTV cameras have taken over the traditional methods of installing surveillance, Forts and Housing units used to incorporate this aspect by Architectural Design. Case studies would be analysed according to the following framework- Identifying the ways in which surveillance can…

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    Security and privacy are two important elements aimed at protecting information and ensuring that no external factors interfere with them. These two elements may be incorporated in any instance of life, from personal information all the way to corporate information. The National Security Agency considers these two elements as necessities to ensure protection of citizens against criminal activities and attacks. However, each of these elements is significant in its own way as they have difference…

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    Commercial Garage Doors

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    Garage doors have more commercial applications than residential and must be versatile enough to handle these applications and the high demand of a commercial environment. The various purposes for commercial garage doors requires that they be made different sizes and from different types of materials. Each commercial door is built with a specific purpose, making them a highly customizable product to suit a client's needs. There are plenty of factors to keep in mind when looking for a commercial…

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    Locksmith Services Essay

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    as the residential technician. A commercial locksmith can also perform security assessments of your business, and they can respond in an emergency. Locksmiths are responsible for using their knowledge in their client's best interest since they have access to most forms of secure doors. They are held responsible for not allowing any information or any tools that they use to fall into the wrongs hands. In, addition a locksmith must be skilled enough not to cause any damage while attempting to gain…

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    Role-Base Access Control

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    Role base access control (RBAC) can be defined as granting access to computer resources and network resources to individuals based on the roles they play in an enterprise. For example in a hospital setting which comprises of doctor, nurses, pharmacists, this users do play roles in the hospital setting and they are granted privileges based on the role they play in the hospital. Doctors could be granted privileges to write out prescriptions, modify prescriptions. A pharmacists will be granted…

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    Many sophisticated scientific journals are being published each year, presenting abstract information unknown to a lay audience, because of this, journalists are given the task to accommodate these journals for an audience unknown to science, some doing better than others. In Jeanne Fahnestock’s article “Accommodating Sciences: The Rhetorical Life of Science Facts, she describes accommodation as “…present a rather abstract scientific subject in a popular manner…” (Fahnestock 332). Before writing…

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    Korn/Ferry V. Case Study

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    Ferry operated an executive search firm, which employed several workers, who were given access to the company computer systems with the use of log in credentials. This granted employees access to critical business information, such as names and contact information for clients and others. Nosal, now a direct competitor of Korn/Ferry, asked some of Korn/Ferry employees to use their computer privileges, to access and obtain pertinent information, then supply the information to him in order to gain…

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