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    Case Study Equifax

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    David Meyers Principles of PR Kenna Griffin Case study 4 – Equifax 15 September 2017 Equifax, a consumer credit reporting agency had its security breached. This issue is affecting individuals all over the world. 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…

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    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 on intuition to make security…

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    Cyber Security

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    Maner Christine Capen English 3 18 December 2017 Importance of Cyber Security and Safety It is something that threatens us on a national and a more personal level. There are many precautions one can take to prevent breaches. Yet many people ignore this and argue much bigger concerns. Cyber security is a growing danger that must be addressed, because it threatens our national security and our personal security. Cyber security is the state of being protected and taking precautions against the…

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    3.1 Checking of container stacks. The main thing in checking of the container stack is to make sure that it’s easy to handle containers in time already set. In this case, when they want to put cargo, they need to check the container stack is not exceed from what has been specified. This to make sure that stability the ship is under control. This part very important because to avoid from any damage and loss during the voyage. At the checking of container stacks, to help them detect whether any…

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    Al Qaeda Red Team Analysis

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    Red cell analysis is also known as red team analysis. The red team is a group of experts dedicated to intelligence investigations and provision of warnings where necessary dealing with national and international security. The organization brings the future to the present as far as national and international security is concerned. (Matesk 2009). The idea of the red team analysis was born from the red team military activities or red teaming which was used during the times of war by the US…

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    nation realizes the weakness of the national security and how the United States could have possibly prevented all of the terrorist attacks if they had efficient airport security protocols. After the attack people were trying to find ways to improve security to prevent another in-flight terrorist attack. All the aspects of airport security back in 2001 were extremely ineffective and could easily be taken advantage of again. By creating a department of Homeland security and spending billions of…

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    action and adventure film like Stormbreaker, so without it, Stormbreaker wouldn’t be an action and adventure film. Evidence for this is in the start of the film when it cuts to a chase scene with Ian Rider (Alex’s father) running from the Stormbreaker security. Or in the middle of the film, when the Stormbreaker team find out who Alex rider actually is and battle Jack Starbright (Alex’s guardian). So, danger is always needed in an action and adventure film. The points made in this essay prove…

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    Triton Multi-INT

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    Not only there is increase funding for cybersecurity research from the government agencies, there is also significant funding in cybersecurity from government programs. The program that I was working on before (BACN and contract with the air force) has enough budget to hire at least 10 to 15 cybersecurity…

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    Malware Attacks

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    Malware Attacks Malware is a software designed to stop computer systems. You can also collect sensitive information from the user's computer. The impact that malware attacks have on a company is that company details might be compromised and limit employee / customer access to your account. Malware can come from e-mails, files or USB memories, where once opened or inserted, malware spreads to the computer system and starts modifying the system without users knowing it. The consequence that a user…

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    Finney led his team of Host Based Security System (HBSS) administrators through a successful Command Cyber Readiness Inspection (CCRI). Thanks to Mr. Finney’s superb leadership, guidance, organizational skills, and technical abilities, he was able to take on the challenge of bringing up the overall compliance score of less than 50% to an exceptional score of 85.6%. This score ranked amongst the top 3% in the Army. Mr. Finney’s team addressed HBSS-related security vulnerabilities on over…

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