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    variables and one more part of the initial knowledge, such as host identities or channels. item extbf{<>}: Operations in this stereotype are used to define functions and access to permissions "private" or "public" to express if an operation is visible for attackers. Constructor and Destructor are two major categories of operations.…

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    security risk as the data can be easily pulled. This risk can be minimized by ensuring that while accessing this data, the hand held device connects using VPN(Virtual Private Network) which encrypts the data and then transmits the data across the internet leading to a better security of the ePHI data. Though HIPAA Security rule permits the ePHI data to be transmitted via email, there are three safeguard measures that must be ensured before transmitting these…

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    experienced a security breach in 2013, which occurred because a vendor gained access to the internal Target networks via the network connections available through the HVAC systems affecting more than 70 million customers (Gray & Ladig, 2015). Another notable breach, Adobe Systems, began in July 2013 and went undetected for two months costing the company untold amounts of money because their products’ source code was released on the Internet, while in Neiman Marcus’ case, the breach saw 350,000…

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    me to my position regarding existing competition. Besides Verizon, there are other companies that provide similar services as Verizon. Verizon offers diversified services to its consumers. These services range from providing television access to offering internet, landline, and wireless communication services. Verizon faces tough challenges from other firms in the industry on all business fronts. For example, Verizon faces AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and a few other organizations in wireless…

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    sacrifice your freedoms for security you deserve neither. The same goes for internet freedoms. When you sacrifice the freedom and openness of the internet for any type of law you deserve nothing. The internet started on the basis of the words, free, open and neutral. These words later formed the term called “Net Neutrality” or the full form “Network Neutrality”. The most common and important principle for Net Neutrality is that internet service providers and governments should treat all data…

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    False Sense Of Security

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    How could Administrative, Technical, and Physical Controls introduce a false sense of security? Security controls are technical, physical or administrative defenses to evade, neutralize or diminish harm or inaccessibility because of risks operating on their corresponding weakness, i.e., security risk. Organizations add security controls, which is no surprise; however, it is easier than most think to bypass these controls. The business “goes through the motions of deploying a security tool or…

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    1. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was a law passed to try and fix the problems that allowed for fraud in many corporations. There were seven factors that motivated the passing of SOX. The first was auditor’s conflicts of interest. Before the passing of the act auditing firms were self-regulated and preformed consulting work for companies they were supposed to be auditing creating profit. (Wikipedia, 2014). The next factor was the failure of these company’s Boards of Directors as well as executive…

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    The internet, a global network consisting of interconnect networks represents a connected world where data and information can be discovered and shared without limits. Information and communication technology (ICT’s) acts as a gateway to the internet connecting people globally. The problem is that Information and communication technology, is not evenly distributed around the world and thus there is the issue of the digital divide. The digital divide is the inequality between people with access…

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    wrote applications in MS Access, JAVA, and C++. William is currently working as a network/system administrator fot VTC Test Facility at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Neal Lopez is a systems administrator, network…

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    action against those who threaten this frontier. I urge anyone who supports a free internet to join me and several others on a path that will shake the foundations of the world. The people that wish to eliminate a neutral internet wish to control and regulate it. But what is there to control if there is nothing to be controlled? We must free ourselves from the shackles and only then will opponents of a free internet realize the wounds it has opened. We must abandon society in protest of the…

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