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    Steel Security Doors

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    In relation to real estate, 'security' is understood to be the process of taking necessary actions to ensure that one's property is safe and is not susceptible to attacks from outsiders, unlawful entry and robbery. Due to the critical and essential nature of security of property, it has become a profitable business. Some aspects that determine the kind of security system chosen are that of the expenses involved, the type of building (housing or business related) and the dependability of the…

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    Case Study: Mi Casa, Inc.

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    On February 19, 2013, the Department of Human Services, Office of Program Review, Monitoring and Investigation (OPRMI), Fraud Investigations Division (FID) received an anonymous complaint from a concerned citizen alleging Donald Megginson is receiving SNAP/Medical benefits from DHS and resides at 310 Bogota Drive, Ft Washington MD 20744. The complaint stated Mr. Megginson identification was only for the purpose of employment and do not physically reside at 660 Kenyon Street, NW. On December 3,…

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    do not charge it; for mobile phones, if the device is ON, power it down to prevent remote wiping on data being overwritten. - Ensure that you do not leave the device in an open area or other unsecured space. Document where the device is, who has access, and when it is…

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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Case Study

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    1. Message confidentiality means that a message being sent cannot be read by anyone other than the intended recipients, and message remains confidential and it cannot be read by unauthorized ones. Integrity defines the process of data is modified based on cryptographic procedures like hashing and message code techniques that ensures the message is not modified. A message which is encrypted that is modified in transmitting can't be determined the original text, but rather will not have integrity…

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    unauthorised implementations. This ultimately creates a risk to the information assets within an organisation, even when there is no perceived threat. So in the security policy the organisation can state its stance upon the installation of wireless access points, in that at the very least they must have prior authorisation and adhere to specific configurations. This policy is mandated as part of the PCI Standard Of course, one of the biggest challenges in protecting an organisation is that…

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    will be looking after networks keeping them operational (for the users whom use the network), safe (clean out any corrupt files, check security measures, look for a virus. Etc…) and secure (making sure only authorise users are accessing the network). But first what is a network in a general meaning? A network consists of two or more computers that are connected in order to share resources (such as printers), exchange files, or electronically communicate. The computers on a network can be linked…

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    In this occupation, network architects interact with computers most of the time, but communication with peers, supervisors, and other subordinates is important as well. Many tools and software is used during work. Network architects work with a variety of computer servers, including file, domain name servers (DNS), backup, and high-end database servers. Use of access servers is also frequent, such as remote access and lightweight directory access protocol servers (LADP). Network architects spend…

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    Internet Safety Newsletter

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    ABSTRACT The purpose of my newsletter reflection is to give a detailed summary of the informative information that was provided in the Internet Safety Newsletter I created for parents and students. The newsletter that I created is an informative piece of work that will provide parents and students a better idea of the many dangers the Internet may cause as well as how to prevent them from happening. In accordance, I demonstrate to the parents the many ways that we can all work together to help…

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    “There are huge barriers in developing countries to connecting and joining the knowledge economy,” said Mark Zuckerberg. “Internet.org brings together a global partnership that will work to overcome these challenges, including making Internet access available to those who cannot currently afford it.” “The idea, he said, is to develop a group of basic Internet services that would be free of charge to use --- a 911 for the Internet” (Lunden). So far Internet.org has connected 9 million people…

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    recording transactions of the inventory and also has full access to this inventory this could create some problems. This employee could take advantage of this situation and steal some of the assets of the company. So, this internal control will prevent fake transactions and stealing. I will determinate this by making a monthly match up of the inventory against the transactions of the month. 4- Access Controls: This refers to control the access to the accounting system of the company via…

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