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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Case Study

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    1. Message confidentiality means that a message being sent cannot be read by anyone other than the intended recipients, and message remains confidential and it cannot be read by unauthorized ones. Integrity defines the process of data is modified based on cryptographic procedures like hashing and message code techniques that ensures the message is not modified. A message which is encrypted that is modified in transmitting can't be determined the original text, but rather will not have integrity…

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    PCI Compliance Case Study

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    PCI DSS Compliance Program Responsive Compliance and Beyond With 40+ years of security excellence, Unisys understands the importance of PCI compliance in the security equation of your institution. As per our Unisys experience, not being compliant is not as much an issue of penalties, as it is of risk and resulting liability. Though non-compliance penalties can run up to $500k or terminate your ability to process card payments, we are more concerned about your organization survival because of…

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    or even approach. The area is restricted in fear that the weapon information get into the wrong hands. During November of 2011 the White House released their official position on aliens. Their official statement quotes: “The U.S. government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race. In addition, there is no credible information to suggest that any evidence is being hidden from the public’s…

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    character. The Australian-born has been described as a “criminal endangering both governments and individuals and by others a hero devoted to revealing vital hidden truths.” His paranoïa and predominant interest in conspiracies towards controlled information led him to be drawn into the art of hacking. Under the surname “Mendax”, Assange could almost be described as a cyber Knight of modern time. However, it has been put to light that Julian Assange real motives are directed into confronting the…

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    Dod Insider Threats

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    remain vigilant for indicators of an insider threat in their work centers. As well as family members and friends as well. According to the DoD Insider Threat Mitigation Report, an " insider is anyone who is or has been authorized access to a DoD information system, whether a military member, a DoD civilian employee, or employee of another Federal agency or the private…

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    Throughout our Risk Management Plan, we identified three possible risk with uniStuff.com that need to be address to avoid the project to fail. When running our SWOT analysis for the platform functionality and security, we noticed that online payment fraud and cyber security may impose major threats to the success of the project. Further analyzation of the services and legal paperwork, also allowed us to identify risks associated with customer satisfaction and refund policies. Online payment…

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    As humans continued to improve and develop in technology fields, it has become a larger factor of people’s lives. The scholarly journal that will be introduced in this paper (Mitchell, Jones, Turner, Shattuck, & Wolak, 2015) is focused on researching whether involving technology in peer harassment will result in the intensification of the emotional impact brought upon the victims. Cyberbullying has become a rising issue that has become a main point of focus, as there has been great concern over…

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    All of you have experienced unit of measure (UOM) issues in your location and as you know much time is spent correcting and explaining the problems. The other day a location outside our district created a $12,000,000 dollar difference, and as you can imagine several eyebrows were raised as the problem created a huge difference in the company numbers. The importance of UOM accuracy is critical when entering sales orders, creating purchase orders to vendors, and processing vendor invoices. All…

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    Information Technology in Border and Homeland Security When it comes to the type of role’s that information technology can provide in border and homeland security, there’s many. The vast number of technologies that exist and are applicable to this field support the threats of our national security. In a world where technology is advancing through agencies such as border patrol and homeland security, it is crucial we have support for surveillance and security. Agencies like Border Patrol have…

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    IT Doesn’t Matter In the article “IT Doesn’t Matter” by Nicholas Carr argues that as information technology power grows and it becomes more affordable and accessible to everyone, its strategic advantage and importance to companies diminishes. To gain more competitive advantage, companies will have to change the way they manage IT investments focusing on its risks more than its advantages. The author goes on to make his point by exposing railroads and electricity as an example leading to the…

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