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    Role-Base Access Control

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    Role base access control (RBAC) can be defined as granting access to computer resources and network resources to individuals based on the roles they play in an enterprise. For example in a hospital setting which comprises of doctor, nurses, pharmacists, this users do play roles in the hospital setting and they are granted privileges based on the role they play in the hospital. Doctors could be granted privileges to write out prescriptions, modify prescriptions. A pharmacists will be granted…

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    Social media, podcasting and online role-playing games have become a part of our life because Internet nowadays can easily access. We could not consider about the day without it. Unfortunately, Internet addiction affects many people’s lives involuntarily such as grades, school life, Jobs, responsibilities and relationships. However, there are two sides to every coin, there are perks of using Internet in many ways too. This essay will give a definition of the Internet and the social media…

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    When developing a security policy framework for XYZ Health Care Organization it’s important to understand guidelines needed to establish an effective policy. Such guidelines like Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), and The Sarbanes–Oxley Act (SOX) must be included and followed to the letter. This will eliminate nearly all guesswork and fill in the blanks where HIPAA and SOX do not. Finally, while following these set ground rules it is also important to understand that…

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    Computers: The Effects on the Mind and Development Decades ago a computer in every home was just a thought, now it is a reality. Computers are used more and more each day in schools and homes. According to the United States Census Bureau, 75.6 percent of homes in America are equipped with a computer (see fig. 1). Schools are also using the internet and computers as an aid in classrooms. This means that not only are children using the computer at home, they are also using them more and more…

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    Black, “Internet addiction is characterized by excessive or poorly controlled preoccupations, urges or behaviors regarding computer use and internet access that lead to impairment or distress.” The advancement of technology allows for humans to use their smart phones, tablets, computers, and other devices whenever they want to. This allows for easy access to the internet. Some wireless carriers have unlimited data which allows people to connect to social media, the internet, and stream music…

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    woman stated, “The internet is an excellent tool for parents to use, in efforts improve knowledge and understanding amongst children. However, if parents are not vigilant enough, the internet may be a negative factor for children as a result of having access to inappropriate content. It may also be negative since children may lack the social skills they need by focusing on their social skills in the virtual world.” Similarly, a 15 year old girl expressed thoughts that were close to the previous…

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    FISMA security controls. The CPS presentation of the capabilities demonstrated on the security services were equated to the security controls and how the security services can reduce risk impact. The CPS details the authentication and identification, access controls and the audit VeriSign’s certificate policies mainly on the endurance of digital certificates and key management enforcing the CIA. The details of the findings that meets the standard of FISMA according to the NIST are:…

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    and use any technical or are privy to any sensitive information knows the rules, regulations, and policies before accessing any HHS resources. Further, every HHS department must categorize their information system level by assessing the impact that access can have on availability, integrity, and confidentiality of the systems. Thus, this process will ensure that everyone is granted the rights for the appropriate security levels. Moreover, the policies are also utilized to show the roles and…

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    Before making an application live developer may also leave certain debug options running in order to re-examine. Special attention must be given to these backdoors as attacker can gain unprivileged access to the website [31]. Since these debug options facilitate back-end entry to the developers, and sometimes these debug options are left enabled unnoticed, this may provide an easy entry to a hacker into the web-site that let him make changes at the…

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    variables and one more part of the initial knowledge, such as host identities or channels. item extbf{<>}: Operations in this stereotype are used to define functions and access to permissions "private" or "public" to express if an operation is visible for attackers. Constructor and Destructor are two major categories of operations.…

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