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    White collar crime can be described as illegal acts, performed by educated people, for personal or organizational gain resulting from deception (Ferrell, Fraedrich, & Ferrell, 2013). With the growth in technology and globalization, individuals often discover loop holes in order to achieve internet fraud, credit card fraud, and healthcare fraud, in addition to insider trading. In addition, good people can be influenced into making bad decisions by following leaders within their organization.…

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    4. Security Connected cars — many of which have features controlling steering, gas, brakes, and more — will soon become a common occurrence. They will need to be secured, and they will need to be secured soon. Some connected vehicles on the roads today can be remotely hijacked, putting the driver — and others on the road — at serious risk. But the future of CVs and AVs needn’t be so grim. They can be secured. Automakers and tech companies will need to work together to secure these vehicle up and…

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    Social media providers make complex decisions every day when deciding what information to remove and what content is in line with content mediation philosophies. When companies encounter any external content such as fraud, business theft, or even pornographic material that immediately and mysteriously removed from the group. (Zittrain, Faris, Noman, Clark, Tilton, & Morrison-Westphal, 2017). However, sometimes social media providers, remove the contents based on their interests rather than the…

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    Critical Measures

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    Most of the disadvantages pertain to costs, time and efforts upon implementation of the critical measures for system protection and security. Moreover, there are no absolute solutions for cyber-attacks, intrusion and hi-jacking of systems and information, except that prevention can substantially reduce these occurrences (Silberschatz, et al., 2005, p. 604). Thus, it is critical that these measures are implemented in order to prevent potential losses and the encumbrance of high and costly system…

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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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    In the beginning of this article, the author not only tells about himself, but provides many details that the readers will recognize such as Stanford which we attribute to being a noteworthy institution and thus a reliable place for information to come from. The author also state that he has worked for former President Barack Obama in something directly related to his area of expertise. By stating these things in the beginning of his article before the author even begins to layout his…

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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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    investments 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…

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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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    Cyber Security

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    attackers.” (Lord, Nate. “What Is Cyber Security?”). Our nation's government is constantly under attack. The hackers and programs that are running these attacks are trying to get into the system and have access to healthcare information, social security numbers and even military information. They have many ways of doing these things, such as, phishing/hooks, digital spying, malware and the list goes of forever.…

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