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    The climate control settings are to be located in the server room with restricted access to the controls (CDN). 1.6.3 Security of Equipment Off-Site When computers/media devices are taken off site, the equipment must not be left in vehicles. The equipment must be locked when not in use. Privacy screens must be placed on the laptop screens…

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    online role-playing games have become a part of our life because Internet nowadays can easily access. We could not consider about the day without it. Unfortunately, Internet addiction affects many people’s lives involuntarily such as grades, school life, Jobs, responsibilities and relationships. However, there are two sides to every coin, there are perks of using Internet in many ways too. This essay will give a definition of the Internet and the social media addiction. Secondly are the signs…

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    information on the internet should be treated the same and should not have restrictions by internet service providers. The term was created by Tim Wu, a professor of telecommunication law at the University of Columbia (Thyra). Tim Wu believes that the public should all have access to internet information equally regardless of what it is and how much information is provided. Net neutrality would have been a benefit to the company Netflix when it was restricted bandwidth from internet service…

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    Internet Neutrality

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    our lives without the internet. It has revolutionised the way we learn, communicate, and express ourselves. It has paved the way for innovation, and freedom of speech. The way it has been able to accomplish this is by remaining a free and open platform. This concept is known as “net neutrality.” Defined simply, net neutrality means that internet service providers (Telstra, Optus, etc.) should treat all data the same as it travels across the internet. This means that your internet speed and…

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    firewall, which is beneficent in controlling the Internet Protocol (IP) address spoofing, source routing, and tiny fragments attacks; stateful inspection firewalls; application level gateways; and circuit level gateways. Similarly, the IPS systems are either host-based or network-based. Host-based IPS is used to protect against the modification of system resources, exploits related to privilege-escalation and buffer-overflow, e-mail contact list access, and directory lookup. On the other hand,…

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    Immigrants And Monopolies

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    to President Barack Obama on science, technology and innovation policy, "Americans pay so much because they don't have a choice. We deregulated high-speed internet access 10 years ago and since then we've seen enormous consolidation and monopolies, so left to their own devices, companies that supply internet access will charge high prices, because they face neither competition nor oversight." (Geoghegan) Our best case scenario involves the US Government dissolving the…

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    Commonwealth Bank of Australia(CBA) used a new technology called two-factor authentication program for the online banking service. "Customers tell us that stronger Internet security is important and so we have decided to make NetCode security available to all NetBank customers. All customers can now register for NetCode SMS within NetBank," Cameron(2007)said. Cameron is the executive member of CBA’s group. Commonwealth Bank of Australia provided the free NetCode SMS which will freely send the…

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    Wolftech Case Study

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    assessment can be ascertained through fact that about 48% of the 283 companies have been victims of the computer crimes over 12 months’ period. In some other incident the internet worm affected the largest and complex network of computer in few hours. Wolftech need to protect the information system from any type of unauthorized access, disruption, destruction, recording, inspection, disclosure, use and modification. If the confidential information of the organization is exposed to potential…

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    Acceptable Use Policy

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    found in the User Domain and is what is used to define what users are allowed and not allowed to do with Organization owned IT assets. It is designed to protect Richman, its employees, customers and partners from harm caused by misuse of LAN to WAN, internet and web surfing. Misuse includes anything that is deliberate as well as inadvertent actions (Kim & Solomon, 2014). Everyone that works for Richman is responsible for the security of our system and the data that is on it. As such, it is…

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    Secure HTTP Analysis

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    This protocol is a variation of HTTP that provides the secure foundation for SSL transmission. S-HTTP performs what is known as a handshake when establishing a connection to exchange keys and creates an encrypted connection. Addresses to an SSL secure page use the prefix "https" instead of the common "http." Therefore, a secure page address would read https://www.hotmail.com The public-key system requires that each party have a public and a private key. These keys must be generated by a trusted…

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