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    With the access of this information people would be likely to figure out the identity of this person This would be one of the most affected group of people. Also people there is a social stigma around some illnesses, which could make some uncomfortable to reveal. Receiving a e-mail…

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    negligence of private information is one of the top reasons for a data breach. This includes an employee accident that leads to a data breach, and the use of a third-party that is negligent. For example, in 2009 an unencrypted laptop was stolen from the car of an Oregon Health & Science University employee which exposed the information of about 1,000 patients. This story and others shows the issue of insider negligence but also shines a light on the usage of encrypted information and device…

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    Healthcare facilities should create a sense of trustworthiness and safety. People trust their doctors their lives without a second thought. Most of the time they don 't ask questions and everything that doctors will say. But imagine yourself in a situation when you are seeking for medical help but they becoming the cause of the biggest problem will you ever trust the organization again? Probably no. Medical errors are a really serious issue. Although not always life threatening but can cause…

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    on human characteristics behaviour and its impacts on information security ultimately associated with risks. To be prosperous, advanced risk management must be a process that is thoroughly embedded into the agency’s strategic plan focusing on comportments such as overall governance, physical risk, cyber risk, and data security involving all personnel to protect sensitive information, students, personnel, and the general public. Information Security Specialists was a silo a decade ago. Now…

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    At the young age of 17, Henrietta got married to a man named John who was 20 years her senior. This means the wedding took place in the month of November in the year 1952. Even though he was a number of years older, she did not care. They were truly in love because she lit up every time we would talk about him. He was from Indonesia, but was living in the Netherlands (due to the Dutch rule in Indonesia). He was twenty years older than her but that did not seem to bother her discourage her…

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    Solving Ethical Issues

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    the given ethical issue. The majority perspective and the consequences will be discussed in detail. Finally, the paper will discuss if the majority perspective would change in a different culture and, if so, why it would change. In this digital age, one major ethical concern is privacy. Currently, whether or not phone and other digital records should be tapped for police business is under debate. Naturally, there is an ethical conflict about whether…

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    web, Tor Network, and many others. (Weiser, 2015). Nonetheless, the first attempt to create an anonymous web was attempted not by criminals of the information age, but it was launched by the United States Naval…

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    Forms Of Digital Crime

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    that I’ve never lived in anywhere near Georgia. So, I called the IRS office and sent them on the documentation to prove this and they locked down my personal information to the point where you have to use a pin number to look at my taxes records and when after the person. This an example of Identity Theft and Theft of Sensitive information, punishable by a min of 15 year is federal prison. Digital crimes carry a hefty sentence like they should. 2. Define critical infrastructure and give some…

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    “The instrument (the telescreen, it was called) could be dimmed, but there was no way of shutting it completely off,” (Orwell, 2). However unlike Winston, we have placed our “telescreens” in our homes not the government. We feed our personal information such as our birthday,…

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    What Is Cyber Security?

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    enable them to steal from online money baking systems. Another security issue includes the hacktivists for instance the infamous anonymous group (Singer & Friedman, 2014). The hacking game has been taken to another level as politically motivated information systems hackers are now doing it in the open and is being acknowledged and accepted as a form of political activism. Political hacktivism is therefore posing serious threat to the security in IT industry as victims feel the monetary pain to…

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