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    As a Senior Security Analyst with the most experience in incident response at Blue Moon Financial (BMF), it is my duty to handle this network intrusion attack. When the technician contacted me over the phone about this incident, I have asked and gathered the following information from the technician: - The technician’s full name and employee ID number. - Date and time he/she discovered the incident - Has he/she seen this incident occurred before? - How did the technician discover the incident? -…

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    Consumer Data Breach

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    In 2010, a Ponemon Institute study found that 85 percent of American companies fell victim to an organizational data breach during 2009 (Zurich, 2010, p. 2). The Ponemon Institute findings illustrate a necessity for businesses to expect to be a target for nefarious actors who seek to procure sensitive customer data. In the assignment scenario, the retail store unwittingly became a member in the growing percentage of organizations faced with customer data breaches. In an attempt to dissect and…

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    non-tangible elements of computers. It signifies the set of programs that govern the operation of a computer system and make the hardware run. Software is commonly written in high-level programming languages that are easier and more effective for humans to use than machine language. High-level languages are compiled or created into machine language object code. Software piracy: The unlicensed copying of software. Information technology is a key driver in the increasing globalization of any…

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    vehicle security barriers, which is also known as Hostile Vehicle Mitigation or HVM. Barriers used in the United Kingdom must meet this standard of protection. In the United States, various standards apply including the Department of State, Department of Defense, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and various city and state governments. New York City standards are among the most complex because they involve protecting skyscrapers while allowing public access.[2] Considerations for Installing Security…

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    Additionally we understand that social media may be utilized in various forms and that security will always be an issue. There are applicable rules and regulation that highlight the importance of deviating from the outlined standards. However, being human we also understand that individuals may follow their own individual course of actions. A key word that gets thrown around allot is professionalism, social media is a…

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    Companies are constantly working to improve the security of computers but the nature of the internet does not favor security, it favors crime. When looking at the design of the internet it is clear that hacking a server and stealing information is much easier than making a completely secure server. Joshua Corman, a leader in developing ideas on how to deal with this issue, explains this very well in a documentary about cyber security. “The nature of this domain, the nature of cyber, so to…

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    it can be programmed to do dangerous tasks human safety and security will not be at risk. RISK FACTORS Under this topic we will discuss about the risks associated with Artificial Intelligence. We will see that there are many risk factors but the most crucial risk factor is existential threat from Artificial Intelligence One of the main disadvantage of AI is the cost which is required in the maintenance and repair If robots replace human beings in every field it would create…

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    Introduction The responsibility to protect human rights has seen extensive and exhaustive debate throughout history. Since the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, the tension between state sovereignty and international intervention in pursuit of human rights protection has been contested. Over three centuries later, and the United Nations Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine has codified human rights protection in a global political commitment of the highest order. Following the international…

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    Advantages Of Crystography

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    DESIGN & METHODOLOGY 3.1 INTRODUCTION Crystography is basically the adoption of two information hiding techniques and fusing them together in order to enhance data security. This concept is aim at intensifying security in instances in which data confidentiality is of utmost importance. This technique of data hiding enhances security since it involves the combination of two strong techniques. It would not only encrypt the data but also hide them in an unattractive body. The implementation of this…

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    The important characteristics of IR is that it can’t penetrate walls or other opaque materials. Typically, with an IR-based system, a receiver is placed in every location in which a tagged device might be found. The tagged device emits IR light, and if the tagged device is in the same room as a receiver its position is known. The major advantage of an IR-based system is that as the oldest and most installed positioning technology, solutions are generally available from a variety of sources…

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