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    CSE 543: Individual Report

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    needs of modern information systems and applications. Incorporating new technology into the healthcare organization’s processes is risky because of the potential for patient information being disclosed. The Internet of things (IoT) is the inter-networking of physical devices, vehicles…

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    Zigbee Attack Essay

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    attempts to attack a Zigbee network. For these tests I did not have access to a pure Zigbee device, so instead I used the XBee radio. Xbee’s use the same underlying 802.15.4 protocol but instead of the Zigbee protocol layers, they use their own networking and application layer protocols. The Xbee and Zigbee protocols are very similar. In addition to the Xbee devices, I also used the Texas Instruments CC2531 as an 802.15.4 packet sniffer. The first attack that I tried to implement was a packet…

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    With the constant use of wireless cellular devices, called cell phones, the social aspects of society all over the world have been changed throughout the years whether it is good or bad. This change has not only impacted one generation either. It has touched those of all ages: teenagers, adults, as well as senior citizens. Cell phones, a privilege to have, have altered multiple areas in the social aspects of life by becoming an addiction, a hazard, a lifestyle changer, a distraction and a…

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    policies and private sector norms where controlled adoption could well improve the cybersecurity posture of the global actors seeking globalization, through use of the Internet. We can speculate that most civilization is entirely connected through wireless…

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    topic of transportation, modern technology has made it easier than ever before, from mapping tools that assist commuters on the proverbial underground method of transport in New York City, the subway. Additionally, many planes are now outfitted with wireless capabilities providing the passengers with the opportunity to stay productive, and entertained, during long flights. Furthermore, there are several apps on cellphones, like Uber and Lyft, that provide car-less individuals thousands of…

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    and creating spreadsheets and data files that are necessary for the company’s use. The current networking technology that is used is Verizon Fios internet for business using fiber optics for better connectivity and reliability. The company is limited on the infrastructure and do not currently use a main frame or central server. The workstations consist of desktop computers that are connected via a wireless internet connection. Also, the security is limited but currently using Norton 360…

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    is a key factor in a culturally stereotyped standard of beauty. This standard is vastly communicated in contemporary media throughout Westernized societies. More than 80% of 18–29-year-old in the U.S. are wireless Internet users, and 72 % of the online 18–29-year-old cohort uses social networking sites (Perloff, 2014). The Pew Research Center found that in the U.S., 18–29-year-olds who use the Internet are the most likely…

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    List of references 1. Castells‏, M. (a.n.d.). The Internet Galaxy: the reflections of the Internet, the Business, and the Society. OUP Oxford. ‏ 1.1. The author who born in Spain in 1942 is credible because he is professor of city, sociology and planning of the region at the university of California teaching for twelve years. Manuel published twenty books talking about economy, society and culture that have been published by Blackwell and translated into more than ten languages. In addition, he…

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    According to the Shelly Frost (2014), technology has limitations and downfalls that can negatively impact business. As everyone know, not all the technology devices are perfect and without the blemish. Wireless technologies present unique security challenges due in part to the relatively immaturity of the technology and incomplete security standard. This has raise up the concerns of people beginning to grow about just how safe the security of technology…

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    Alvin Wilson Professor Amy Berrier Eng101 11th June 2016 Argument Essay on Effectiveness of Information Technology in Supply Chain Management “Is there a need for Supply Chain Technology to be implemented in all of the Supply Chain process?” In my opinion, it is imperative to utilize cutting edge supply chain technology from the start of the chain to the finish in order to be assured a competitive edge, profit maximization and corporate survival. Some people do not see the need for…

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