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    You’re in the CIA when your partner just got shot, she tells you to leave without her and you’re trying to decide what to do, but you don’t have enough time because you hear upcoming footsteps... What is the concept of courage? “The concept of courage the ability to do something that you know is difficult.”(© 2014 Merriam-Webster, Incorporated). My main topics are about what is courage, a story of bravery, and the concept of courage. To begin with, what is courage? Courage is “1. The quality…

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    Do not bring your insurance policy cards and Public Security Credit cards. Keep your records in a protected papers container at home. Only bring photocopies of cards and keep the original ones in your container. If you should bring credit cards, just bring a maximum of two. This makes it less challenging for…

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    is not someone you would typically imagine. “In the United States, private security employees outnumber the police three to one (Newman & Clarke, 2008).” With that being said, the average first responder is, in all actuality, a security officer. Having been in the private security sector, majority of the security officers are novice officers, with little to no training in rendering first aid. The primary mission of a security officer is to observe and report. The major risk associated with this…

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    prevent violent acts now? Beyond the training that is recommended for nurses, the ANA also recommends: Key areas, like the ED and behavior health centers, should have security guards present. Mock situations practiced in order to have a clear system for dealing with aggressive behavior before it turns into violence and for summoning security…

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    Monitoring phones can serve as a very effective tool for the government when trying to keep people safe. If the government were able to monitor phones they could prevent terrorist attacks by being able to find out about them through the messages, phone calls or emails that the terrorists use to communicate. They could also use this ability to prevent cyber bullying which has quickly become a rising issue in society. Additionally the government could use the right to monitor phones as a way to…

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    reasonable steps to ensure that information we collect, use or disclose is accurate, complete, up-to-date and securely stored. We strive to protect your personal information from misuse, loss and unauthorised access; however, we cannot guarantee security. You can access your personal information held by Foyle Legal by making a written request to the address: Foyle Legal 5a/74 Kent Way Malaga Perth, WA 6090 In some circumstances, we are permitted to deny your request for access, or limit the…

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    of spyware Hacking computer networks, systems and databases to obtain personal data, often in large quantities Exploiting breaches that result in the publication or more limited disclosure of personal information such as names, addresses, Social Security number or credit card numbers Advertising bogus job offers in order to accumulate resumes and applications typically disclosing applicants' names, home and email addresses, telephone numbers and sometimes their banking details Exploiting insider…

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    Question 2. How can the concepts of territoriality and natural surveillance help determine design techniques and guidelines to help deter crime? Territoriality explains that a person or individual involvement and his/her relationship with the environment. Understanding of territoriality supports an individual to protect his/her living surroundings from the outsider’s attack by owning the control of that surroundings. Ownership means that person has legal and all rights reserved. In other words,…

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    The foundation of computer crimes lies with The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) of 1986, 18 U.S.C. 1030. According to Easttom and Taylor (2011), the CFAA was a federal act which provided protection of computer systems that were part of a federal entity or financial-institution. Over time and through a series of congressional hearings, lawmakers have amended and tailored language in a manner to protect the government's interest in computer crimes while striking a balance with the ability of…

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    The surveillance technology of 1984 is not very different from our world today, we also have surveillance cameras and microphones, what is different is in how they are implemented. Big Brother spied on citizens to watch all of them, not just be able to catch criminals. Another difference is that the surveillance technology of today may even have surpassed that of 1984. What is similar between the world of today and the world of 1984, is that the government watched the citizens, and it could…

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