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    to plan for security. You must first conduct a full risk assessment. The whole point of security planning is to develop some security polices so that you can implement some controls that will help to prevent the risks to your systems from becoming a reality. This paper will discuss some cybersecurity strategies and other various frameworks. It will also analyze the change control process and identification needed for security for the specific business fields. Process to identify security needs…

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    Terrorism involves unlawful use of violence or intimidation to coerce a government or a population in pursuit of political or social objectives (Peak & Everett, 2015, p. 377). Terrorism does not always involve guns and bombs, it can take other forms such as cyber terrorism and bioterrorism (Peak & Everett, 2015). The terrorist attacks on United States soils have demonstrated vulnerability and the need for the law enforcement to be more knowledgeable. Being knowledgeable about terrorists’ methods…

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    The Security Policy

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    This introduces the security policy, briefly summing up the need of the security policy and the areas it covers. # This section covers who the policy applies too, in this case it is all staff and selected college partners that have access to College information. It also covers the sources of which this policy covers, which are Electronic and Physical sources. Electronic covers; e-mail, Word documents, audio recording, student record information, financial information, etc. Physical covers;…

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    Government surveillance, which has gone up since 9/11 and has substantiated by the need for increased security in the country may be doing more harm than good. This is because its central objective of keeping American safe could be overshadowed by other negative outcomes that are a result of the process (Newkirk, 47). This paper discusses this issue with a clear stand against the process of government surveillance. Its main focus is to support the notion that this process elicits more harm than…

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    National Security Agency. Upon October 26, 2001 the United States Congress passed the Patriot Act. This law authorized both civilian and military counterterrorism agencies the…

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    In residential communities, desk managers play multiple roles in maintaining safety and security. The first role is making sure every resident swipes in upon arrival. This is important because we can keep a count on how many residents are in the building in the event of an emergency. It is also important to make sure all guests are checked-in. If guests are not check-in, there would not be an accurate count of who is in the building. Another role that is played during a desk manager’s shift…

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    thought is usually “Is it time already?” You roll out of bed and start the process of your morning routines, for most people the thought of not making it home after class never enters the mind. You are going to be in a classroom, on a campus that has security, you have the assumption you are safe. The problem is, you are not. An individual should never rely on someone else to keep them safe, every person has a right to protect themselves. The SB 11bill, which was passed by the Texas legislation…

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    All Writs Act Case Study

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    lives and 22 people were injured when a terrorist attack occurred in San Bernardino. Both shooters were killed on the scene during a police shootout. However, one of the shooter’s iPhone was found on the scene of the crime. Up until now, the FBI has been working closely with Apple to help gain information from the iPhone that was needed to help insure national security. However, recently the FBI wanted Apple to create a new form of IOS, Apple’s operating system, that would allow for the FBI…

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    and that he was acting under the power and the authority of his Position and that he was going to apprehend the subject. But the commander, CPT Malinowski continued to interfere and try and stop the apprehension. After interfering and restricting police procedures for about ten to fifteen min. CPT Malinowski, finally left the…

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    hidden features include a camera in which the party is able to see someone in front of it and the telescreen cannot be turned off only dimmed to insure constant surveillance. Another way the party spies on it citizens is through the thought police. The thought police are people that act like normal people and constantly follow and keep tabs on people of interest…

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