Information systems

4. Security Connected cars — many of which have features controlling steering, gas, brakes, and more — will soon become a common occurrence. They will need to be secured, and they will need to be secured soon. Some connected vehicles on the roads today can be remotely hijacked, putting the driver — and others on the road — at serious risk. But the future of CVs and AVs needn’t be so grim. They can be secured. Automakers and tech companies will need to work together to secure these vehicle up and…

In the beginning of this article, the author not only tells about himself, but provides many details that the readers will recognize such as Stanford which we attribute to being a noteworthy institution and thus a reliable place for information to come from. The author also state that he has worked for former President Barack Obama in something directly related to his area of expertise. By stating these things in the beginning of his article before the author even begins to layout his…

Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu, Sichuan, China.R. Piqueras Jover & P. Giura, “How vulnerabilities in wireless networks can enable Advanced Persistent Threats”, International Journal on Information Technology (IREIT) 2013. [2]. R. Piqueras Jover, “Security Attacks Against the Availability of LTE Mobility Networks: Overview and Research Directions”, IEEE. [3]. M. Dano, “The Android IM App that brought T-Mobile’s Network to its knees”, Fierce…

security breaches have had companies in the headlines for reason they wish they weren’t. During this case study report we will discuss two such breaches in detail and outline where the companies went wrong. The first company is Heartland Payment Systems (HPS), this company hit the headlines in January of 2009 when they became victim to one of the largest data security beaches in U.S. history. Although the actual number of credit card details stolen has never been confirmed, it was said to be in…

individual to acquire code, store, recall and decode information about the relative locations. A Fuzzy cognitive map is a cognitive map within that the relations between the elements of a mental landscape can be used to compute the strength of impact of these elements. The theory behind that…

of bypassing our networking security and taking full control of other people’s computer systems. They are called “computer hackers.” Computer hackers have various reasons why they do what they do. For instance, just last month, my mom obtained a call from an anonymous party who offered to help remove files from the computer to increase performance speed, as well as to prevent viruses from infecting my system. Unfortunately, they persuaded my mom into downloading their software that can enable…

Jonathan Kozol stated in an interview, with Jeff Prince, “I'm disappointed that I'm 60 years old now and I would have hoped by this point, 30 years since the death of Martin Luther King Jr., we would have ended the embarrassment of unequal school systems," as he considers money to be the solution (News 2). Funding is a major part of what is necessary to improve literacy among the citizens of this country. Increases in government, city, and state monies allocated for creating and improving…

has done nothing but increase. It is interesting to note a study cited by the author where 12% of users at that time were accessing 10 or more systems. The author surmised if individual websites were factored into the analysis the percentage would grow substantially. He even related personal information to indicate that his number of passwords for systems and sites was well over 30. With the increased size and usage of the internet, it is hard to imagine this demand has done anything but…

1. Why do you believe some companies in the Information Technology industry are able to succeed for a long time, such as IBM, while others aren’t? (Strategies, Environmental factors, etc.) - “The IT industry is all about innovation. Companies need to either innovative, make their products better or they die. Apple is a good example in the industry because they constantly create new products and better products. The moment they stop doing that they die. They were the first to come out with the…

valuable being the first issued in 2002 for the “Network Vaults” (US6356941, 2002) providing a very narrow single channel to securely store, and exchange information. Other Patents include technology for Monitoring session traffic, Doing Correlation analysis for risk assessment, unauthorized target analysis to detect access breaches, and a system to protect publication of sensitive documents within an…