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    To keep our communities safe, we must have our social media accounts checked. However, officials should not be able to check people’s social network accounts. I strongly believe officials should be able to check people’s social networks for our safety. My essay will be about how I believe officials should be able to checked people’s social network accounts. To keep our communities safer, officials should be able to check people’s social network accounts. For example, if a teenage posts a…

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    What is the single biggest threat to the United States today? If a group of Americans were asked to answer this question, there would surely be much debate. The threat of terrorism certainly has had an effect on the American way of life. College students are being gunned down on their own campuses, buildings are being bombed, and co-workers are shooting each other. ISIS claims to be in the United States planning their next attack. Any informed American would be concerned. It could also be argued…

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    Question 1: Background checks are often performed on many jobs. The overall goal of background checks is to gain information from people and places that have experience with the applicant(Bernardin & Russell, 2013). There are several ethical questions that are involved with candidates that apply. First, employers have a general interest in learning who they are about to hire. It is important on many jobs to have documentation stating reference checks were performed. When employers run…

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    Are our phone calls being spied on by the National Security Agency [NSA]? When we have a person come to our house to repair or deliver something the person driving usually gives us an exact time that they are going to be there. I have also heard about tracking devices company-owned cars that track employee’s movement in the car. For many years now have I heard about data breeches happening where people’s personal information such as their social security number and credit card have been stolen.…

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    Background Information Crowdsourcing information security uses the reach of crowdsourcing to tackle problems involving information security and cyber security. To effectively crowdsource a task, especially in information security, three criteria must be met: • First, the crowdsourcing task must be solvable by a large group. • Second, the requester must have access to a large group of people that work either collaboratively or independently toward a solution. • Third, the requester needs to…

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    After the terrorist assaults in 2001, the national government moved rapidly to build spending on flying security and take control of traveler and stuff screening at U.S. airplane terminals. TSA confronts interesting difficulties in its endeavors to secure our Nation 's transportation frameworks. While insight demonstrates to us we should stay concentrated on aeronautics security specifically, TSA is likewise accused of securing mass travel, rail, expressway, and pipeline areas. To work…

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    IPremier was not prepared for this seventy-five minute attack. This is mainly due to the fact that they were using an outdated and unreliable internet hosting company. IPremier contracted Qdata, who was an internet hosting company that provides them with their computer equipment and internet connection. Qdata was not viewed as an industry leader and iPremier had many troubles with their systems. The reason that iPremier uses Qdata is because one of the founders’ close friends is a founder of…

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    one of Target’s external heating and ventilation providers, Fazio Mechanical Servicesprobably after prior deep investigation to detectan easy loophole to infiltrate Target’s network for its malicious objectives.Also,Fazio relied onfree version of a security software called, “Malwarebytes Anti-Malware”, whose license explicitly prohibited corporate use; which is a fineexample of Overreliance on knowledge versus intelligence. This information was further used by the attackers to enter the…

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    Houtryve is a photojournalist and writer whose artistic pieces documents the cultures and natural geography of places all over the world. Van Houtryve’s “From the Eyes of a Drone was first published in proof, which is an online photography journal of National Geographic. “In “From the Eyes of a Drone,” Houtryeve’s juxtaposes stunning aerial photography captured by drones with some of more questionable and nefarious uses of those very same drones” (449). Van hopes the…

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    the right security to protect your information.”, and hopefully you are not one of the millions that have had their identity stolen. Imagine being in charge of a multibillion-dollar company, and it is your responsibility to make sure that every customers transaction that passes through the system is secure against attacks. That is a pretty big feat, but in today’s world it is a necessary evil that has become one of the biggest concerns faced by corporations. Accountability, in a security…

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