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    Introduction Nowadays, Internet becomes the most important thing in our life. Using mobile phone, computer, even game consoles, we need the Internet to connect with people to communicate all around the world while many unlimited information are shared in the Internet. Internet censorship is an important topic for users, which means the information and ideas are controlled within the society. Therefore, some of them are censored and not all can easily accessible online. The organization, even the…

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    Effects on Social Networking Sites Do you know the affects social media is having on you! The immediacy provided by social media is available to predators. According to Connell University’s Steven Strogatz social media sites can make it more difficult to for us to distinguish between the meaningful relationships we foster in the real world. I Believe that social network have a negative impact on society because of cyberbullying, a false sense of connection, and privacy. We all are aware…

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    Introduction Whether we like it or not, our existence is validated in part with documents. Therefore, keeping track of certain personal documents is a requirement of everyday life. So start organized now! Getting organized The first step in designing a life plan begins by gathering vital statistics as described below. Your vital statistics are confidential and should be treated with the utmost security. If you choose, after gathering all the required documents, individual documents can be…

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    The purpose behind criminalizing trade secret theft was to create a disincentive for malicious actors to steal the intellectual property of others. Other than piecemeal legislation for underlying offenses and the Espionage Act of 1917, no federal laws adequately addressed economic and industrial espionage. Espionage has existed for thousands of years where spies stole military secrets from their adversaries (Nasheri, 2005). It was a way to remain militarily competitive by observing an enemies…

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    Global Economic Analysis

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    The global economy is under the watchful eye of economist, politicians, big business, foreign business, and consumers. Due to the increase in world stock markets, investors are noticing global growth. The global economy is impacting economic activities and affecting how we live. Economic activity involves how materials produced, distributed and the measuring level of consumption of goods. A globally social class associated with economics depends on the other for survival. Through, political…

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    Introduction According to http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/data-breach , “A data breach is an incident in which sensitive, protected or confidential data has potentially been viewed, stolen or used by an individual unauthorized to do so. Data breaches may involve personal health information (PHI), personally identifiable information (PII), trade secrets or intellectual property.” Many people experienced a data breach if they shopped in Target stores between November 27 and…

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    Data Breaches In Research

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    Types of data breaches Safeguarding and securing information is an important aspect of business that allows for preventing and minimizing risks. With data breach or incidents in which information is compromised, both businesses and consumers are greatly impacted, due to adverse consequences that may follow. The globalization of today’s economy is dependent upon electronic access via the internet, email, and “other components of “cyberspace,” including the global consumer credit card payment…

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    How do we prevent computer crime Computer crime is a common thing in todays society. It is something that should be in every persons mind as they are surfing the web and typing in personal information. The first thing that should be done to prevent computer crime is have a firewall on their computer. A firewall is essentially a barrier for your computer that keeps information from going out into the network without permission [1]. Passwords are another important concept to consider when…

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    But most valued aspect of freedom the internet offers is freedom of identity; people are using a false identity to further the concept of anonymity. Although, using these forms of anonymity has led to an increase in cybercrimes and identity theft. Because of the rise in cybercrimes government officials and law enforcement have had no choice but to step in to provide policy’s and laws against the breech of personal data and information. Even cyber activist group such as “anonymous” has taken…

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    Computer Crime Case Study

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    They investigated numerous interviews , documents and dialogues with connie. All this led to forms of assistance for robert as he was able to file a tax return claiming he had loss his money due to theft and was refunded soon after. Robert also sued the psychologist due to misjudging robert's mental function and was settled for a sum of money. Robert finally understood in details about how he was harmed by the government agencies and the psychologist…

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