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    principles of information security when protecting the IT systems of organizations 7/A. P3: Explain why organization must adhere to legal requirements when considering IT system Security. 7/AB. D1: Evaluate the effectiveness of the technique used to protect organisations from security threats whilst taking account of the principles of information security and legal requirements. Principles of information security Information security is an extremely important concept so when protecting…

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    Case Study Equifax

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    Personal information of people has been accessed by cyber criminals who hacked into the database of the organization. It is known as one of the worst hacks ever due to its range and the information that was exposed to the public. Equifax have been called out by the public for a scarce response to the data breach that happened between May and July. Cyber criminals hacked into the data base of Equifax that can expose 143 million Americans personal information (Solon, 2017). The personal…

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    made by at the past, Sony still suffers security weaknesses?” (Bechor, 2017), this article by Julisch (2013) attempts to answer the similar question, “why despite substantial investments, there are still major security weaknesses in today’s information systems” by identifying the four anti-patterns and by suggesting how to overcome the anti-patterns. After the introduction, Julisch (2013) covers each of the following four anti-patterns and presents steps to tackle each as follows:Overreliance…

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    Hacking Vs Hackers

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    The two articles were slightly different relating to the central topic. Length doesn’t always play a huge role in a piece of work. Two articles could be a number of pages and still be able to sum up the same amount of information. Both of the articles gave a good amount of information while still remaining short. Keeping it short and to the point is best for articles, so that the reader doesn’t get bored or sidetracked and move on to something…

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    Furthermore, the staff of Best Way Care Home ensures that service users information is recorded accurately and kept confidential as this is required by the Act. The Act, however, stated that information must be prevent from identity of theft and the rights of individuals must be maintained. The records keeping policy is implemented by the members of staff by complying to the eight principles of the Data Protection Act 1998. Medication Act 1968 The Medicines Act 1968 manages the medicines for…

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    cybercrime has taken over from pick pockets and burglars. “crimes conducted via the internet or some other computer” (Evans, Kendall and Poatsy). With all the dilemmas that the society has to deal with, creating a secure password to protect our personal information from cyber hackers can be very overwhelming. Before it wasn’t so complicated to create a password, but, since then the requirements for a stronger password is special characters that can’t be used more than three times such…

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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Lab 1

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    Introduction: This lab expanded upon the first, by outlining in greater depth, the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Reference Model. In particular, we covered how this model shapes and forms the key structure of all computer network communication. Covered in the first lab, the layers involved are physical, data link, network, transport, session, presentation and application. The lab portrayed the flow information traffic as movement through a series of ports, similar to entering doors of houses…

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    Muskrat Narrative

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    Throughout my life I’ve known plenty of people, and quite a few of them ended up being rather toxic. This particular debacle began over vacation on the cusp of autumn. My sister and two of our friends were together on a trip to Newport, Rhode Island, and on the two hour car ride there, one friend, I’ll call her A (I don’t want to use any names), threatened to reveal a long-time secret kept between her and another of my friends who was also my boyfriend, J, which had the codename of “Muskrat.”…

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    “The instrument (the telescreen, it was called) could be dimmed, but there was no way of shutting it completely off,” (Orwell, 2). However unlike Winston, we have placed our “telescreens” in our homes not the government. We feed our personal information such as our birthday,…

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    The film “Stormbreaker” wouldn’t be such a great action and adventure film without the interesting characters, the quest and a sense of danger. Stormbreaker wouldn’t be such a good action and adventure film without interesting characters. In “Stormbreaker” the plot and the characters take a big chunk out of the movie as most of the dialogue is done by characters, so, you NEED interesting character for an action and adventure movie like Stormbreaker. Evidence for this is in when the movie…

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