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    technologies. Big data contains large complex data sets that traditional data processing applications are unable to process. Challenges in dealing with this data include analysis, capture, search, sharing, storage, transfer, and visualisation and information privacy. The term Bigdata often refers to the use of predictive analytics or other certain advanced methods to extract value from data. Accuracy in big data may lead to more confident decision making. And better decisions can mean greater…

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION: Nowadays, the technology has made computer crime has been increasing at an alarming rate. Rapid development of information technology (IT) has brought with many new applications and opportunities that brings positive and negative effect in our lives. In addition, people around the world can communicate in real time on variety types of devices such as cell phones, tablets, computers and etc. Besides, a photo, video, text message or anything can be viewed by anyone, shared with…

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    Digital Divide

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    Digital divide is a term that refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern information and communications technology, and those that don't or have restricted access. This technology can include the telephone, television, personal computers and the Internet. The digital divide refers to the separation between those who have access to digital information and communications technology (ICT) and those who do not. Many believe that universal access to ICT would bring…

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    in turn would then report directly to the Secret Service, the franchise, and to the credit card companies. The young four-eyed geek, who flew in from the Midland Region carried the key to unlock the mystery. A typical nerd analyst, knowing the ins and outs of all the computer systems, Japes worked him as best he could, establishing a quick relationship while attempting to decipher what happened. Although the youngster could not say officially what occurred, he soon recognized the malignant…

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    BEEG Case Study

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    Future Works may include following points: • Researchers of the Carleton University, Canada believe that the same interface could form the basis of a mind-controlled password system. • Controlling computers through neural signals but that obviously will be difficult to judge because the field of research is still in its infancy. • Direct neural communication between humans and computers. May be the future computers will one day come along with biological signal sensors and thought-recognition…

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    Technology. An ever-growing masterpiece invented by man that undoubtedly makes life easier for many. Technology has evidently played its part in breaking barriers to raise a global community through its means of connecting people from around the globe. Alas, even with all the pros that come with the advancement of technology, the cons that present themselves are also not to be belittled. As the field of technology expands and advances, mankind has thus become dependent on technology and it has…

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    Why Is Privacy Important

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    Privacy is considered to be an important value because it protects personal information from the public's perusal. People’s uniqueness derive from their personal judgement and belief towards others. Although everyone’s differing viewpoints can contribute a greater alternative to society, it is not always the case. Since people's’ minds are so different from one another, there is bound to be disagreements. A great example of this is homosexuality. For centuries, homosexulaity is seen to be some…

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    as an individual, can make an impact on society through media. I will need to broaden my media exposure so that I can build more knowledge structures. This in turn means that I need to be consciously using the seven skills when looking through information that different media sources will expose me to. It is also important that I change the way that I have come to see media. Right now I see media as more of a leisure pastime, and to get to the social responsibility stage I need to think of it as…

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    The advancement of technology brings about an environment that is prone to attacks and propels companies to identify the best tools to secure their assets. Specifically as cybersecurity is evolving and it is becoming more valuable to organizations to understand how it could affect them. Although there is a wide assortment of security tools, products and services to invest in, it is still difficult to identify the most beneficial security measures for a firm because security is dynamic.…

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    so will the methods that criminals and terrorists utilize to achieve a personal gain. In the United States and throughout the most countries, technology plays a significant role in the way our economy operates, how cities obtain power, and how information is shared. If technology was used to disrupt this state of living, this could lead to a detrimental chain of events that could cripple the very existence of how we live. The technology we rely upon has numerous strengths, but there are also…

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