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    The innate brain systems of all mammals/animals are developed on and surpass the capacities of both the right and the left hemisphere of the brain. Minute animals like the worms have pseudo sensory brain function mechanisms that has been connected by nerves having very few neurons. There is a neural net that links the brain stimuli system with few intermediary layers and that could be used as an illustration model (Sowa 1983). The brain of a reptile is infinitesimally small compared to those of…

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    ITT-116 Course Analysis

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    most of the prerequisites already. The courses are geared towards the IT field, such as ITT-116 and ITT-270. The ITT-116 course will help me obtain a better understanding of how the networks work. While the ITT-270 course will educate me on how to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot routing and switched networks. After looking over the required courses, I anticipate the ITT-455 course to be the most challenging. I think it will be the most challenging because I am expected to work on a…

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    Mcafee Company Case Study

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    own the company. McAfee is an antivirus software that is intended for home users, small business, and big industry. The antivirus helps users protect personal information in computer and mobile devices. For business, McAfee provides the security in web server, emails, and networks; it also prevents the data loss in computer and in cloud server. There are many different ways that McAfee antivirus uses to detect harmful threats in personal devices like signature based, heuristic based, behavioral…

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    hackers as burglars and malicious software as their burglary tools. Having researched cybercrime and technology use among criminal populations for more than a decade, I know that both types of miscreants want to find ways into secure places – computers and networks, and homes and businesses. They have a range of options for how to get in. Software development is not a perfect process, and neither are people. We need to learn to recognize signs of hacks. Take suspicious emails for example;…

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    Understand the issues related to use of information Explain the impact on an organisation of the following • Legal issues: • Data protection legislation (e.g. Data Protection Act 1998) • Freedom of Information Act 2000 • Other relevant legislation (e.g. Computer Misuse Act 1990) • Copyright considerations. • Ethical issues: • Examples of ethical issues (e.g. moral, whistle blowing, disability, use of information) • Codes of practice (e.g. email, internet, internal policies, intellectual…

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    place in their life. Now do a 180 degree turn and think of the pedophiles downloading and viewing these photos and precious moments in these family’s life. What about the disgruntled employee who decides to post proprietary company files, or the computer whiz who hacks into the Pentagon as a “rite of passage”? Then there are the terrorists utilizing the internet…

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    1986, an essay known as "The Conscience of a Hacker," or "The Hacker's Manifesto" went viral, it was written by a computer security hacker who went by the name 'The Mentor'. His purpose was to demystify the motives of a hacker. In this essay, he described hackers as smart individuals who had a thirst for knowledge that they could not get from school. He points out that the computers do not judge them and are only controlled by code as compared to human beings. He then categorically states that…

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    My ACT Goals

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    My plans are still on the cloudy side, but I have some set ideas on what I wish to do. Since the beginning, I have always worked hard in my education to be at the very top. I plan to graduate high school with honors and have completed some college required courses. My ACT goal has been reached already, but I am hoping that the next time I take it that I will get even higher. With my outstanding GPA and ACT score, I hope to obtain a good amount of scholarships from my colleges of interest and…

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    Statistics, 2010) In this body of work, a discussion and an explanation of the four different categories of computer crimes, the most common forms of digital crime, computer crimes and cyber terrorism that presents the greatest threat and a summarization of the roles and responses of the United States Government, court systems and law enforcement agencies have enacted to combat computer crime. Categories…

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    Assignment 1 Explain the goals of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability with respect to Systems Security. Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability are also known as the CIA triad. This triad is used a as guide for computer and information security in many organizations. Confidentiality is privacy. (Rouse, 1999) Its role in the triad is to make sure items that are supposed to private stay that way. But it doesn’t keep those items from those that are supposed to have them.…

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