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    Zero Tolerance Laws

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    Security presence can help forestall school violence in the U.S., along with visual and sound-related radio frameworks to keep undesirable guests from entering, in addition to a zero-resilience arrangement for weapons for all students and school faculty. Due to schools lacking in proper preventive means, troublesome events have occurred which leads, to the belief that schools are no longer as secure of an environment as they once were; to reverse this, schools must enforce more severe protective…

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    The Wanted: A Short Story

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    I sat in a chair and tapped my fingers on the table as I stared at the clock. Tick tock tick tock. I gave up staring at it and started to pace around the living room. We’re never going to make it, I thought We’re going to be all the way in the back. Today was the day, the day I would finally see my favorite band (well at that time it was) The Wanted. “Ma, what if we the line is too long?”, I asked. “Julie will get here she is almost out of work”, my mother replied in spanish. Earlier this month…

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    China's Security System

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    Security; being free from danger and threats, has existed as a humanistic desire for as long as humans felt emotions. Obtaining a sense of security was the driving force behind China’s Great Wall. It curated the creation and growth of all the great armies of the world. It is why we pay hundreds of dollars a year to have our houses monitored, our cars insured, and our families protected. It is also why businesses spend millions of dollars to keep their personal and customers’ information safe.…

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    The Three Pillars of Security When it comes to security of information there are three distinct levels involved in the protection of corporate information. In this paper, I will be examining each of these three levels of security, providing an example for each. The first and possibly the most noticeable is physical security, also known as enterprise security. The next level necessary in an organization is information security or managerial security. The third level of security is…

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    a cool and calm head when you are under stress. People who have prior experience in this field are former soldiers, security guards, MP’S (military police). To gain experience prior to becoming a trooper, I can participate in ride alongs that will let me experience a day in the life of a state patrol officer (Minimum). You can also become a mall or casino security guard before applying to the state…

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    will be the location of convention activities and has protection of a perimeter fence, and a water exclusion zone. The weakest link is going to be the 500 vehicle-parking garage located directly under the Arena. It is monitored by a single security guard, and the potential for a vehicle born explosive is reasonable. Additionally, the Aryan Nation group as indicated an interest in attack the facility with the use of a vehicle born explosive. The likelihood for attack is…

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    I graduated from Hobbs alternative high school in Roby Texas, in 1997. The alternative school was for students who had been in trouble or for girls who were pregnant and needed to finish school a little sooner or at their own pace. I was not a trouble maker, nor was I pregnant. The school was offered to me as an alternative to spending another year in high school because I did not have enough credits to graduate. I had move between North Carolina and Texas in high school and did not have enough…

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    Agreement between the United States of America and the Netherlands Since the September 11, 2001 attack on America, the country has viewed law enforcement and private security partnerships as essential in curbing terrorism and terror-related acts (U.S. Department of Justice, 2005). The government acknowledges that the private sector owns and protects about 85% of the nation 's infrastructure. Therefore, law enforcement agencies believe that private security partnerships are essential as they put…

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    Nasher Museum Case Study

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    The security monitors the customers and individuals within the gallery space to ensuring that they not only follow the proper procedures while exploring the art at the museum. The security guards and the front desk employees all have a mutual level of respect. This is evident by the way the security guards acknowledge the front desk and other staff members. Its clear that the museum believes in the mission and vision of the museum by the way the employees treat one another and their customers.…

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    Mobile Security Essay

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    There are many concerns that can impact a work environment affecting the company, employees, and customers that are faced every day. The damaging implications can arise from security concerns that could lead to theft, identity theft, fraud, and much more. The concerns that may arise when determining the proper security measure to insure in a company can only be beneficial when protecting the company before damage is done. As businesses incorporate a BYOD strategic plan, mobile security becomes…

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