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    M1 Unit 3 Risk Analysis

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    people often use to make security decision are rule-based decisions, relativistic decisions, and requirements-based decisions. The first strategy rule-based decisions are made for people by external circumstances or established, widely accepted guidelines. The second strategy relativistic decisions are often use to outdo others who are faced with similar security issues. Lastly, the third strategy requirements-based decisions are based on a organized analysis of the security status. R2: The…

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    Private Security

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    1. Name and discuss a major contributor to the development of private security in England. -Henry Fielding, is credited for establishing the framework for the principal advanced private investigative organization, his activities incited what we now consider official wrongdoing reports. 6. Name and discuss three technological innovations that improved the private security industry in the nineteenth century. - The first criminal caution frameworks that utilized a chime that rang if an entryway or…

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    1. Information Security Program is the overall effort of the organization, which includes all projects and activities, in relation to the improvement of the information security. It can be viewed as the set of controls that an organization needs to govern. In order for program to be successful, it needs to be have a continuous lifecycle, which means that it never ends. This program has four phases, and they are: Assess, Mitigate, Validate, Sustain. Phase one: Assess. Vulnerabilities assessment.…

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    Managing Business Risks

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    company can still pose a social risk. There are many different types of social risks. Every social risk, if not managed properly, can cause great harm to a business. There are many social risks on a business that include : human rights, corruption, security, land, environment, public health, working conditions, and supply chain (Vegt 975). Each of these listed are very essential to the way a business is ran. If not managed properly, there will be very harmful consequences. The first type,…

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    similar, future attacks. However, reality proves far more ambiguous and has become a quagmire; there is certainly more going on here than meets the eye. These bizarre turn of events can potentially be pernicious to the American public’s freedom and security in general, and these same circumstances—if not diagnosed and redressed now—may have irrevocable consequences. For starters, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has had myriad options and roads…

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    Violence in the workplace has increased and is emerging as a major health concern. According to Blais and Hayes (2016), workplace violence may consist of a violent act or the threat of violence against workers and can consist of physical assault and homicide, as well as threats and verbal abuse. The Joint Commission has reported an increase of nearly three times as many incidences of workplace violence in the past five years. The acts of violence are usually committed by disgruntled customers…

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    9/11 Security Issues

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    There are cameras in every phone and on every street corner, microphones in all 'smart' devices and a seemingly infectious apathy towards these windows in to our private lives. Post 9/11 saw the world, primarily the United States, crack down on its security by instituting legislation like the Patriot Act, which was a law basically stripping away the basic rights granted to an American citizen if the government deemed you a threat. Now that the innate fear of terrorism has fallen since then, a…

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    Prepper Journal: Is It Time to pay More Attention to What You Do Online? "We believe your Facebook account and your other online accounts may be targeted for attack from state-sponsored actors" (Help Net Security, 2015). This is a chilling warning from Facebook and if you received one, you need to take it seriously. State-sponsored actors equates to hackers in the employ of nation states trying to develop profiles on American citizens. They steal information that may not seem harmful or useful…

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    Invasion of privacy is when personal information is being accessed nor a person being watched by surveillance. Cameras are placed anywhere like in stores, banks, restaurants, including public areas in which a person’s privacy is invaded. Surveillance in businesses are fine because they are meant for safety, but cameras in public areas, people might not feel countable because they are being watched. In the novel The Circle by Dave Eggers is about Mae works for the circle and she experiences how…

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    resources which would best serve them and enable them to continue being responsible professionals. I am blessed with a copious amount of knowledge having served in multiple capacities such as: protection, security, patrol, special operations, SRT, corrections, physical security, personal security, training as well as a few other fields. Working these has granted me a some unique opportunities to…

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