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    Sox Act Pros And Cons

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    Question 1: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was implemented due to big corporations mismanaging their business and accounting frauds within those big corporations (dummies). A big reason for implementing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was due to Enron and their scandal back in 2001, there was fraud, embezzlement, illegal manipulation, pumped up earnings, and misrepresenting how the company was doing (enron). Enron was not the only company doing this, during this time and age companies were becoming larger and…

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    Arminius: A Short Story

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    you?” Vala inquired. “And how large was their force?” Arminius shook his head. “I’m not sure, General Vala, but from their shields and dress, they appeared to be foreign tribesmen from the north and west of the Cherusci.” “So, you’re saying this attack is not some blood-feud between you and Segestes,” Varus said, “and that there’s a rebel force nearby.” “It would appear that way, Governor,” Arminius replied, dutifully. Varus’ face became flushed with anger. “There will be no insurrection in…

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    which had gone beyond policing the pilgrimage routes, to defending the Holy Land. In June 1148, the Templars gathered near Acre in order to attack Damascus. A series of bad decisions caused the great army to disintegrate within five days. Blame was laid at the feet of the European kings, who were accused of ambition and stupidity for choosing to attack Damascenes. With the failure of the Second Crusade, Bernard wrote a defiant apology in defending his role in preaching and organizing the…

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    few children from the slums, who are accepted and welcomed into a school, often choose work over education. Over and over again, these financial and social barriers deny slum dwellers the opportunity to complete their rudimentary education. Their denial of education is also a gross violation of many rights enshrined in the UDHR. When half of us are being denied education, we are unable to develop fundamental knowledge or understanding in order to succeed in…

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    measures in place for maintaining cyber-security. Amendments to the CFAA have been added over the years to address crimes which use the computer to defraud and destroy data. Legislation has been enacted to protect victims of malicious code and denial-of-service attack (Department of Justice, n.d.). The CFAA was not intended to be a catch all statute for cyber-related crimes. “Congress addressed federalism concerns in the CFAA by limiting federal jurisdiction to Prosecuting Computer Crimes…

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    printers, cameras, phones, you name it. How many of your employees do you suppose have seen this? How many employees have you unwillingly trained to ignore an SSL certificate warning? Do you think for a moment I will not create a man in the middle attack, and be successful at it during my penetration testing engagements? I know it will work, and attackers also know a MiTM will work. Many individuals have been groomed to just hit: “ok… Go take me there…

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    One of the major causes is corruption in a weak political economy. The government is unorganized and dysfunctional, they employ their citizens with low paying wages, refuse public services and pay, political leaders abusing their power for personal gain, corruption in the police and military departments, and lack of education and schools (Oladele, 2013). Police officers accept bribes, instead of arresting criminals and imprisoning…

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    Acceptable Use Policy

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    applications. This includes, but is not limited to, desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, printers, data and voice networks, networked devices, software, electronically-stored data, portable data storage devices, third party networking services, telephone handsets, video conferencing systems, and all other similar items commonly understood to be covered by this term (Example Acceptable Use Policy for IT Systems, 2016). 3. Scope This Policy is universal and applies to all Users and…

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    Obama Care Case Study

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    IT News, in the on-going cyber battle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, what techniques have been used by either side? A. Injecting a version of Shamoon malware into the Saudi aviation agency B. Performing spear fishing attacks on Iran’s military leaders C. Denial of Service attacks on Saudi defense contractors D. All of the above Answer: A From IT News about Domino’s, what is omission bias? A. Ignoring important details that could help you deliver a new idea or product B. The tendency to…

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    but instead gets rid of vital evidence that they would need when they laid a rape charge”. The article also notes that the founder of Community Aids Response, Jenny Marcus, states: “South Africa was still suffering from the effects of some leaders’ denial around HIV, and have Zuma make such statements was horrendous”. Clearly, the lack of education reinforced by a preposterous theory from a role model led to…

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