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    customers personally identifiable information even though it caused initial panic and distrust among the customers and general public it went along way in ensuring that the company was being as honest with the public as possible. That creates a feeling security in doing continued business with the corporation. Which tends to highlight the companies ethical and moral responsibility to its external shareholders, the customers. Another way that Target showed the same ethical and moral…

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    Ethics in Privacy and Confidentiality Research and marketing companies have the right to collect information form participants in surveys and other research practices. Marketing research companies must ensure that they follow all participant privacy and confidentiality rules. Marketing research companies have the responsibility to the participants to protect their identity and protect them from any third party companies looking to obtain personal information for the purpose of direct…

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    some point during the data breach and especially after that same breach. The first principal of management is planning. The way in which he successfully used this principal was in putting in a system for security that could have prevented the data breach in the first place, even though the security managers under him failed to properly use the system the way that it was designed (Smith, 2014). Also, after the breach had already happened he was able to formulate a plan to protect customers…

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    construction of a security facility make a difference in its security? Explain techniques for building a more secure facility. When an organization goes about the construction of a new facility it is crucial that they involve there security department in the process of choosing the location of and the construction of the new facility. When choosing a location for a new facility there are many things that needs to be considered to choose a location that will help to improve the overall security…

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    Garage Doors in Foley, AL explain, a garage door installation can provide a much-needed boost to your home security. Here’s how: Anybody Home? The vast majority of home break-ins occur when the owners are away, and if you don’t have a garage door, it is easy for thieves to see when you’re not at home, making you an easy target for break-ins. Installing a garage door provides an added layer of security to your home as it prevents others from being able to easily figure out when you are away.…

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    the continent of Europe have a legal obligation to ensure that no human rights are being infringed upon by another State. In this particular case, seeing as the U.S. are already in possession of a device or hacking system that is able to bypass a security system that is owned by Apple (a technology company that owns 155,770,000 iPhones outside of the U.S.). According to a letter issued by Dan Cook, CEO of Apple, the U.S. government would be able to use this device whenever they please, to break…

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    5. Physical Security Devices a) Employee Identification Badges / Smart Cards: The company should provide employees with picture identification badges with a smart chip and magnetic strip. The company will provide unique public-key infrastructure (PKI) certificates on the employee’s smart chip, which will allow user access to the company network. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) capable cards should not be used. While they are more convenient for access control than swipe cards, an…

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    Ism 491a Capstone Project

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    This document provides the progress of my ISM 491a capstone project. This project was to research an encryption method that would strengthen the company’s environment and protect them if there was ever a data breach. As presented in my project proposal, I identified two principal objectives for this project to be successful. The first was to perform an assessment of the environment currently in place, and the second was to come up with an encryption solution that can be implemented in the…

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    to take necessary precautions to reduce the risk of breaches. Security Breaches have a compound impact on both consumers and businesses. Consumers shop with companies under the faith that their personal information will be protected. When a security breach occurs, the consumer faith maybe broken and they may discontinue to do business with them in the future. According to Safenet.com, “Data breaches are not just breaches of security. They’re also breaches of trust between companies and…

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    Through the investigation of Microsoft, it was shown that the company “illegally maintained its operating systems monopoly by including Internet Explorer, the Microsoft Internet browser, with every copy of its Windows operating system software sold to computer makers, and making it technically difficult not to use its browser or to use a non-Microsoft browser” (Monopolization, n.d.). The higher ups within the organization believed they did nothing wrong nevertheless its been proven otherwise. At…

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