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    IS3110 Lab Answers

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    1. What are the danger to the system? There numerous dangers that can put your system at danger, for example, infections, spyware, worms, Trojans and PC programmers. Your systems are additionally helpless excessively critical who perpetrate cybercrimes. 2. What dangers are there to PC associated with the system? In the event that PC has the same system then they all are powerless on the off chance that one PC has infections on the grounds that infections are frequently shared by sharing…

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    What is a social engineering attack? What is a phishing attack? How do you avoid being a victim? Social engineering attack is when a person uses their social skills to obtain information about the organization or computer system. A phishing attack use email/websites to get personal information to gain access to the organization. You can easily avoid being a victim by verify identity with the company. Before revealing information about the organization. Make sure you are certain that the person…

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    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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    Nt1310 Unit 5 Paper

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    their way inside corporate networks, they're moving laterally between applications until they find the most sensitive and valuable data. "Cryptographic isolation and end-to-end encryption prevents lateral movement." This information security challenge is why Gartner predicted that micro-segmentation technologies will be one of the must-haves for enterprise security in 2016. The research firm explained that by cryptographically isolating workloads and encrypting network traffic end-to-end,…

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    Microcomputers Case Study

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    Define/Describe of Microcomputers: Microcomputer is a complete computer designed for the individual (PC). The motherboard contains a microprocessor (CPU), Read-Only Memory and Random Access Memory, I/O ports and a bus (transmission path). Microcomputers are smaller in size than mainframes and minicomputers. (BusinessDictionary, n.d.) Types & Description Models Functions Support Multiprocessing? Environment to Used Personal computer Affordable small devices designed to be use by one person at…

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    I would start off my investigation by legally, going through to find out the truth around those entire circumstances. I would describe a proceed to how I investigate this case: As a matter of first importance I would ask the Widget representative to get the subtle details about their suspicions like Did Smith makes statements about his activity or intentions with anyone? If Provided that, whom? Might have been he comes in early or leaving late in an unusual manner? Has there been any contact or…

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    Do computers take away from interpersonal communication and interactions with our co-workers, peers, and colleagues or do they help us enable and strengthen current relationships? Most people have talked to someone through text messaging, email, or social media to avoid a face to face communication. Essentially everyone has been able to retain a relationship virtually due to location and their current situation. Computers aren’t necessarily a thing of the “past.” In perspective, this means that…

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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Lab 1

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    lab expanded upon the first, by outlining in greater depth, the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Reference Model. In particular, we covered how this model shapes and forms the key structure of all computer network communication. Covered in the first lab, the layers involved are physical, data link, network, transport, session, presentation and application. The lab portrayed the flow information traffic as movement through a series of ports, similar to entering doors of houses owned by other…

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    Ransom Ware Case Study

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    problem with your computer, even if your computer is old or new, ransom ware reports the same problem. There are many types of ransom attacks, FBI warnings saying that you are a victim of child pornography is one that is most common and something we see on our computers today. A recent ransom ware attack happened in Hollywood. A Presbyterian Medical Center reveal that they payed 40 bit coins roughly $17.000 dollars in ransom to hackers who essentially held the hospital’s computer system hostage.…

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    Physical Security As Margaret Rouse of TechTalk.com stated, “Physical security is the protection of personnel, hardware, programs, networks, and data from physical circumstances and events that could cause serious losses or damage to an enterprise, agency, or institution. This includes protection from fire, natural disasters, burglary, theft, vandalism, and terrorism.” In the world we live in today physical security is often over looked (Rouse, 2005). News organizations sensationalize the…

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