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    United States has become more excessive. As new advances in technology rise, new security issues in network infrastructures has increased from previous decades. For example, unknown hackers were able to achieve once of the largest breaches of OPM network in history. According to the Michelle Singletary, a Columnist for the Washington Post, stated personal information — birth dates, home addresses and Social Security numbers — for 4.2 million current and former federal government employees was…

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    Terrorism Action Plan

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    There are many different outcomes of terrorist incidents that we have covered throughout this course. Some of the obvious ones include; structural damage, loss of life, economic impact, and fear throughout the community. However, one of the less obvious outcomes of a terrorist incident is the difficulty in planning for, responding to, and managing the complexity of a terrorist incident. If a terrorist incident occurs and the community is not prepared, there will be a need for developing an…

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    also have some specific issues associated with it.The following issues are: 1) Compatibility with legacy security vulnerabilities Because IaaS offers the consumer to run legacy software in provider's infrastructure, therefore it exposes consumers to all of the security vulnerabilities of such legacy software. 2) Virtual machine sprawl The VM can become out of date with respect to security updates because IaaS allows the consumer to operate the virtual machines in running, suspended and off…

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    TNI Vs Polri Case Study

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    TNI versus Polri TNI (Indonesian Army) and Polri (Indonesian police) are two institutions that responsible in national defense and security in Indonesia. But one more incident in Batam shows us that their psychology relationship becomes worse. This incident happened in Brimob Command Headquarters Kepulauan Riau, Tembesi, Batuaji, Batam on November 19th 2014. Before we talk about the best solution for them, we should know the reasons or backgrounds of conflict TNI versus Polri. Why do they need a…

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    Airport Security

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    CASE 1 – MAKING AIRPORTS MORE SECURE a) Based on the above scenario, it stated that the Department of Homeland Security has created a complex system of checks where the passengers are now required to show a valid photo ID and boarding pass in order to proceed to the terminal. When it comes to airport security, the first thing that usually comes to mind is a passenger screening. However, this system (system of checks) is not refined enough and has several identified problems such as an innocent…

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    HOME LAB DEEPWATER HORIZON, PART 1 There is a vast amount of information available regarding the Deepwater Horizon incident. The primary purposes of this lab are (a) to provide you an opportunity to read about the spill incident and the factors effecting environmental concerns, and (b) to help you learn to process the information, especially when it is conflicting, in such a way as to discount ‘bad’ information, acknowledge ‘good’ information, and gain useful knowledge from the overall…

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    Static stability assessment with existing IMO A 469 criteria The primary objective of this section is to assess the static stability of the AHV during AHOs. Intact vessel capsizing prevention is a fundamental principle of fulfilling the ship stability requirement. The stability of a vessel is universally presented with a static stability curve, which describes the overturning moment required to incline a vessel to various angles for a given loading condition. This curve in principle similar to…

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    Government surveillance, which has gone up since 9/11 and has substantiated by the need for increased security in the country may be doing more harm than good. This is because its central objective of keeping American safe could be overshadowed by other negative outcomes that are a result of the process (Newkirk, 47). This paper discusses this issue with a clear stand against the process of government surveillance. Its main focus is to support the notion that this process elicits more harm than…

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    Residence Life Violations

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    Most violations of the following Residence Life rules and regulations will be handled in-house by the Residence Life staff. The standard penalty for violating each rule is included in the explanation of the rule. Violations of these policies are usually reported to the Judicial Coordinator. Alcohol/Drugs: The University is a dry campus; any situations involving drinking or illegal drug activity in the residence halls should be immediately referred to the Chief Judicial Officer in Judicial…

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    out of every 7 searches of its facial-recognition database fails to turn up a correct match.” In other words the software produces 50 inaccurate suspects that can be penalized for a crime they did not commit. Also, in London there are thousands of security cameras. Many would think this would aid in law enforcement but according to After Boston: The pros and cons of surveillance cameras , “In 2008, only one crime was solved for every 1,000 cameras, according to the city's police.” In other…

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