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    the shipwreck,” [1] the introduction of distributed ways of sharing and storing data have introduced the potential for it to be compromised. The question becomes whether or not the gains outweigh the costs. As a user and future member of the Information Security industry, I would have to say that the answer would be yes. With…

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    Firstly we have to make sure how digital preservation is working in the real world, what are the main challenges it is facing and what are its solutions. How digital preservation is working? The purpose of conservation is to ensure the protection of information of lasting value for access by present and future generations.…

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    Hoeff, 2016). As Aleks opens up her own digital footprint to be examination by hackers, information security specialist and data consultants, both her personally and professionally information that she willingly and unwittingly shared online, is accessed and the security is scrutinised. The central message of this documentary film was to raise awareness about the vulnerabilities that exist within the information security (Budge et al., 2016, 6:50) platforms, and the significance of controlling…

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    its malicious objectives.Also,Fazio relied onfree version of a security software called, “Malwarebytes Anti-Malware”, whose license explicitly prohibited corporate use; which is a fineexample of Overreliance on knowledge versus intelligence. This information was further used by the attackers to enter the “Weaponization”phase to execute a phishing campaignagainst thisexternal vendorbymeans…

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    Disaster Recovery Papers

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    at a third-party vendor site. A disaster recovery plan is typically written, hard copy, so it can be accessed and used in the event there are no computer systems. This plan will also include a list of the contacts for the plan and the contact information for back-up sites. Another important piece of a disaster recovery plan is training and testing. The plan is only as good if it is successful. No one wants to experience a disaster, but in the event, there is one, everyone must know what to…

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    gather the information and data needed to address and understand a particular issue or problem of interest. The process follows different steps where specific actions are taken to ensure that the intended goals are realized (Shi, 2011). The primary stages of intelligence process include…

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    Risk Management Framework

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    NIST Special Publication 800-37 Revision 1 Guide for Applying the Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems A Security Life Cycle Approach JOINT TASK FORCE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE INFORMATION SECURITY Computer Security Division Information Technology Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8930 February 2010 U.S. Department of Commerce Gary Locke, Secretary National Institute of Standards and Technology Patrick…

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    and organisations should have some defending software that can find these threats and delete them before they do a big damage to the whole system. Organisation that are working with huge flow of data should protect their personal and important information with virus protection software. Malicious software can come together with emails and USB sticks, every single organisation have to be prepared on these circumstances and keep their type of anti-virus up to date to avoid any unexpected threat to…

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    Until after the Civil War, it was a crime to teach "Blacks" how to read and openly literate "Blacks" were seen as destructive and even dangerous.” The stereotype of African-American adults are considered to be part-time workers, unemployed, and non-educated illiterate people. These African-American adults are individuals who make our society incapable of succeeding because of living their life on drugs or being violent. Some African-Americans choose to follow the road of poverty in the wrong…

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    standards that the U.S. Air Force Cyber Security Center or AFCSC enforces. Other guidelines within this contract that have to be followed in order for Security Works, Inc. to stay compliant to all laws and security measures falls under the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). FISMA is United States legislation that defines a comprehensive framework to protect government…

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