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    which the data that is used as a part of company operations is managed. This includes an effective file management system, in which the files are appropriately secured, and the information is backed up in order to meet company requirements. The files generated as a part of company operations are company property, and as such the information must be managed effectively. File Management Managing files is a fundamental aspect of business. Organizations have become more dependent on computers,…

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    Upon finding out I had to use a Linux for a week I was a little concerned. I have had prior interest with the open source operating system but never enough to actually want to put it on my machine.I have read and heard horror stories that certain drivers couldn 't be found or that wireless couldn 't be enabled in the system due to multiple reasons. But, I went in with an open mind and was pleasntly surprised with the outcome and ease of access that Ubuntu made available to me. Installation was…

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    developer modified the EFAS section and returned it to the requestor. • The TSM (Trivoli Service Management) backup report showed a total of 9 files on 3 servers that had failed to be backed up. The developer examined the report for EGTN-HSDEV-02, HQ-GTN-RPT-01, and E-DMZ-SQL-01 about the failures and then analyzed the TSM backup log and the servers’ system logs. The developer discovered all had the same error, where they were “in use by another process”. After researching, the developer…

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    data to an output file. The first part defines the schedule of when to run the pipeline activity. One can enter a start and end date/time and how often to run it. The second part defines what type of data node that the input is and what the file path is to locate the input data file. Data node objects can be of type DynamoDBDataNode, MySqlDataNode, RedshiftDataNode, S3DataNode, or SqlDataNode The third part defines what type of data node that the output is and what the file path is to locate…

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    to the man page of the command on your Linux system. Listing Files When a user logs in to a UNIX system, he/she would probably want to see the contents of the home directory. How would you see them on console type environment? You don't have the luxury to click around like in windows. The "ls" command comes to rescue us. The "ls" command is used to list the contents of the current directory or any…

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    The Hartman Color Code is a tool used to dig up our core motives and find out our strengths and weaknesses. One can find solace in understanding why they work that way they do and why others act a certain way. The Color Code isn’t a caste system where one ranks one another higher or lower than others like peasants and princes, it is used to highlight how we as human beings can work together while sharing a theme of understanding. When understanding others, one must first understand themselves…

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    Unit 4 Forensics Question # 2: Briefly describe how the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) creates a fingerprint image. What characteristics of the fingerprint does the AFIS record for comparison? With the advances of computer technology in U.S. Police agencies during the 20th century, it was only natural that what was once a labor intensive and cumbersome system, such as the filing and storage of individual fingerprint records, would become simplified by the…

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    In this way file is reconstructed back from its shares. The size of each piece is |F| / (n-k), where |F| is size of secret/data, which is smaller than size of each piece produced through algorithm explained in [52]. In this scheme, m-1 shares of file F may provide some information about F. So in this scheme it is advisable to encrypt F before dispersing it and decode it after reconstruction of the encrypted version. One possible attack on the security of the data dispersed among servers would be…

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    record. There are some similarities and differences between electronic health records and paper health records. The similarities between paper record and electronic records would include that of the patient file development, centralized health management and retrieval process, as well as file updating (Wolper, 2004). Both are used for maintaining the…

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    of source documents and verification of computer input by the data entry clerk. An online system may verify information with an existing database o Verification controls will allow for better reviews of information and gives the auditor the ability to verify multiple aspects of the data. Processing controls - Computer software programs include system security and passwords, and checks of the internal file labels with secondary storage media. o This would compare information in the objective…

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