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    Gigamon Security Survey

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    Survey Landing Page State of Security Survey Gigamon wants to hear from you. Gigamon is changing how networks become more resilient, responsive, and secure. We invite you to participate in a short 5- question survey so that we can better serve the market. For your feedback, we will send you a $10 Amazon gift card. 1. Cybersecurity is top priority for many organizations. What would you say are your priorities surrounding security in the near future and as we head into 2019? Please check all…

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    FRAMEWORK FOR MOBILE APPLICATION INCIDENT RESPONSE P2273379A 1. INTRODUCTION Mobile technology has penetrated people’s daily lives. Mobile technology brings a lot of positive effects to human lives, ranging from education, research, entertainment, health sector, social media, shopping and banking. However, the development of mobile technology has also a negative effect. As an example, people can do mobile banking, checking balance, transferring money, purchasing online and the…

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    A literature review allows a researcher to present the findings and viewpoints of other researchers in order to build on existing knowledge (Onwuegbuzie, Leech, & Collins 2012). This allows the researcher to build a solid foundation in which to further sustain their work and demonstrate the credibility of sources used. By the use of Google Scholar, EBESCOhost and proQuest I reviewed the literature pertaining to cyber awareness, cyber security, cyber attacks, the economic fallout from cyber…

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    Data Breach Case Study

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    Computer and software security includes strong passwords with ninety day expiration, firewalls, anti-virus and malware software, encryption and monitoring updates and patches. Physical security measures include, safes, locked cabinets, shredders and surveillance. As crucial as it is to implement physical and computer security, it is just as critical to train employees…

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    not (Calder, A., 2008). No matter how confident a company is there will always be someone out there that has more knowhow about computers that will be able to hack a system and steal information from honest hard working people. Companies will use malware, spyware and firewall software programs to keep their information safe preventing from loss of…

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    Essay On Zero Day

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    Many years ago, much of society may have envisioned a future with flying cars and robots that shared the Earth with humans. While this has yet to occur, technology is leaps and bounds beyond what it was imagined to be at this point. With technological advancement comes a necessity to secure it; and for some, exploit it. Zero day exploits employed for economic or military advantage; cyber crime, cyber terrorism and threats to SCADA systems; meta-data collected and used by the private sector and…

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    Cybercrime: The increasing access to and subsequent use of technology has dramatically impacted the way in which people communicate and conduct their daily lives. The internet for example connects people and companies from opposite sides of the world quickly, easily, and relatively cheaply. However, the internet and computer can be used in negative ways, which can have destructive impact on societies. Cybercrime is a threat against different organisations and people who computers connected to…

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    Biometric Security

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    Nowadays, not many people can walk down the street without running into someone connected to cyberspace. The Internet of Things is a broad term used to define an entire system of devices connected to cyberspace that can communicate with one another. As shown in figure 1.1, there are many devices just at home that can be considered a part of the IoT. This figure is just a small example of all devices that are connected to cyberspace. The term IoT can cover phones, watches, laptops and just about…

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    Smartphone Privacy Issues

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    criminals use a method called SIM swapping, which allow cybercriminals to hijack smartphone users phone lines, and moving SIM card to their phone. One of the most common hijacks that criminals use is infecting smartphone users phones with all kinds of malware. Cybercriminals can stop text messages from appearing on users phones, and forward the text…

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    The body of my criteria was weighted on the areas I felt were most important. My categories were salary, hours, educational requirements, passion, benefits, flexibility, location and job outlook. Categories that meant the most to me were salary and education requirements; because those are the two deciding factors in my career choice. Though some consider passion important; I feel is it needed, not mandatory. This idea is present in my matrix. I feel that categories such as passion and…

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