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    Cyber Security Threats

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    intrusions. In a cyber security strategy, people may be the weakest link but they can be continually educated to be cyber aware by following simple steps in their daily activities to…

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    use of computer based systems. The US government has been targeted by various terrorist groups though cyber-attacks. The nature of organizations which employ the use of Data-Controlled Systems enables such threats to have a great impact on organizations. Cyber threats in organizations arise from processes, staff and infrastructure. There is the need for organizations to come up with preventive measures and response systems to cyber-attacks. Inventory management, disaster recovery and incident…

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    on the dangers of reusing a password across multiple applications. The authors give several examples of security breaches, but do not do a good job of illustrating that those security breaches were the direct or indirect result of a password re-use. Indeed, some of the incidents were a clear case of passwords being stolen and then used. While these incidents are definitely a password security issue, they do not indicate that password reuse is a concern. From there the authors examine the…

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    Cybersecurity Case Study

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    have improved upon cybersecurity? That is, what topics raised in class would it have addressed, regarding cybersecurity? The proposed act encourages consultation between the government and the private sector raising the level of awareness within management rank and file. As Bayuk location 387 (2012) points out, on-going communication and cooperation between the public and the private sectors will lead to a more resilient national cyber standing. As it stands today, data on cyber breaches and…

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    Database Security

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    Based on the three principles of computer security; Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability, they have clear relations to database management systems. Integrity and confidentiality is a major concern within database security since data is constantly being stolen leaving it unprotected against malicious users. Confidentiality is the protection against disclosure of sensitive information…

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    types of IP cameras. 3.7.1 Centralized IP Cameras: Centralized IP cameras are network security cameras in which there is central video recorded to which all cameras link to handle the recording.Central storage ensures the security footage remain safe even if the camera is damaged. In centralized you will be required generally camera, external storage , PC , lenses, network , it require central server for the management and requires per camera NVR license. Fig.1 shows the centralized cameras.…

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    are you, anyway? Sitting there telling people what to do. You can 't hunt, you can 't sing— Why should choosing make any difference? Just giving orders that don 't make any sense—”. This is where Jack’s autocratic ideals come to fruition. In the Incident Command System, many people are working together but the difference is, they work to help others; not themselves. They have as many resources as needed and have many different authority figures to assist. In the U.S. government’s case, the prime…

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    deemed so successful, many suggest everyone should adopt the ICS for emergencies (David A. Desrosiers, 2012). However, with success also comes failures. Some of the failures, or challenges with the Pentagon attack was the lack of knowledge of the incident command post for other units, or individuals who responded to help. In addition, to the lack of knowledge there was insufficient medical supplies for the long haul. Many hospitals lacked the medical supplies needed to maintain to fulfill the…

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    You can respond to a security incident in a number of different ways. Your options include countermeasures designed to block intrusions to packet-filtering rules and proxy servers to block intrusions that have been detected by an Intrusion Detection System (IDS); and alterations to security policies to cover new vulnerabilities as they are detected. By developing a Security Incident Response Team (SIRT), your organization has the flexibility to implement any or all of these response options.…

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    We need legislation that would allow surveillance video cameras to provide safety and security while putting restrictions on what is taped, how that tape may be used and who will have access to it. With today’s usage of cameras, though, it seems that people will have to accept that nothing is fully private anymore. Nothing can be kept private…

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