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    information security policy will take the mission of the company into consideration, the risks that the company faces, the protection of critical assets, and the effect that an attack would have on the organization if one occurred. Developing a security policy does not have to be marred with challenges, it is important that the roles and responsibilities throughout the organization are known, as well as a detailed accounting of what the policy will cover. Hence, an enterprise information…

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    HOME AREA NETWORK: A SECURITY PERSPECTIVE INTRODUCTION: The interconnection of computers within each other and advantage that go with networking has made a road into every household. due to the reduce in pricing of personal computers(pc) and networking hardware has further helped the household person to intake what is popular termed as home area network(HAN) . With the latest version of operating system that are available in market including network wizards that make configuring home area…

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    Metadat Breach Of Privacy

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    The collection of Metadata is a Breach of Privacy: Edward Snowden, a hero The government habitually does things which go against what the American people stand for. The highly unethical collection of metadata is a prime example. What is metadata? Metadata is defined as "structured information that describes, explains, locates, or otherwise makes it easier to retrieve, use, or manage an information resource."(Is metadata collected by the government a threat to your privacy? Kassner). Edward…

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    interrogation method of waterboarding was used. It covers much of the interrogation of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM). Information gathered from KSM was critical in identifying that Osama bin Laden was at the Abbottabad compound. In the interest of national security and the fight for our country and safety of our people, ethics are sometimes not the guiding force behind decisions made, the mission is, and depending on the mission interrogation methods like waterboarding can be beneficial. When…

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    regarding the subject of critical infrastructure protection. The document identified sections of the National Infrastructure as essential to the well-being and security of the United States. Also, the contents looked into the safety and interests of citizens and the necessary procedures to apply. President Bush updated the paper using the Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD-7) of December 2003. He renamed the program as Critical Infrastructure Identification, Prioritization, and…

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    Summary: Capstone Project

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    for a government contract. There is a need to lessen the number of running hardware services, implement high level security access for both physical access as well as any needed remote connections, to lessen the overall possible attack surfaces for the environment from potential attackers, make this a unilateral implementation anywhere, as well as follow and apply any and all Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs). We will be convert an older antiquated hardware server environment that…

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    The Future of Policing in America The wrong doers won’t stand a chance when in future the police force will become all technically sound and intelligent. When they will be able to find the culprits from the suspects within no time, when chasing the track to robberies and controlling angry crowd won’t be any problem. Technologies like the body cameras and other tracking devices are already a part of enhancements the police department already owns and uses. They help…

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    P2: Explain the 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…

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    terrorism. In fact, in 2013 the Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance reported that “93% of large corporations and 87% of small business reported some form of cyber breach in 2012” (Brewer, 2014). Also, President Obama labeled cyberthreats as an incredibly serious economic and national security challenge (Artlisch and Edelman, 2014). Cyber crime presents itself as an arduous task to solve given the dynamics of cyber space. Even though cyber security and culture began to take form…

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    The Y2K Crisis

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    Having an effective security system for your organization is one of the most critical issues that the government and businesses face in this new era of technology. Technology has become the pivotal point of everything; it is a part of daily lives. There was a time where your cellphone was just a phone, now it’s a portable computer that is able to monitor your movement and health status (Jones & Aiken, 2014). In a world where millions of computers are connected to the Internet and one time,…

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