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Compare and contrast the impact of cyber-crime on businesses to that of more traditional crime. For example, how does the crime of hacking a bank's computer system compare to physically robbing a bank
How would compliance have prevented the attack against Adagia Telecom? Should Adagia report this attack to law enforcement? Why or Why not? If the crime is reported, what challenges might law enforcem
How should the ethical problems presented by Computer Technology, Information Technology, Information Networks and the Internet be approached?
What is unique about computers as far as ethical issues? How do policy vacuums come about? How should the ethical problems presented by Computer Technology, Information Technology, Information Network
There are many forms of security breaches that can cause an organization and the client who they are working for harm. For example there are hackers who love to hack into a computer system and destroy
Many individuals are so unaware of the dangers of this as well as other mistakes they often make that creates a breach of security. Although most people think of internal threats as intentional, it go
If you had to use only one of the ethical theories and use it for all your personal ethical decision-making, why would you choose Act Utilitarian Perspective?
Clearly discuss the impacts/effects, if any, on national security due to government regulation required to be implemented by private industry.
A company has resource XYZ. If there is a breach of security, the company may face a fine of $100,000 and pay another $20,000 to clean up the breach.
Cybercrime is a transnational issue that makes extradition exceedingly difficult. Using the Wikileaks case, discuss whether or not the breach of the U.S. classified network warrants the extradition an
You are a system administrator for a company network running all Windows 7 workstations, and you rely on User Account Control to minimize the possibility of system infiltration by unauthorized softwar
You are a desktop technician in the IT department of a small corporation. Today is the day of the company picnic and, as the junior member of the department, you have been left in charge of the entire
After evaluating the risks of a rogue wireless network, Mark Lee decides that he must convince the IT director that the company needs a wireless network security policy even if they do not want to spo
Assume the use of a four-stage pipeline: fetch, decode/issue, execute, and write back. Assume that all pipeline stages take one clock cycle except the execute stage. For simple integer arithmetic and
Develop the skills to design effective organizational cybersecurity standards and policies.
In about 300 words, (1) describe the security threats that a company will face when it implements a wireless network. Assume that the company occupies the six middle floors in a 12-story office buildi
Why is the EKE-based Protocol 12-7 insecure? (Hint: someone impersonating Bob can do a dictionary attack, but show how.) How can you make it secure while still having Bob transmit gb mod p unencrypted
Give an example of a recent well-known security incident and suggest the incident response procedures that the organization followed or should have followed to mitigate risk.
Obama and Romney want to share a secret and they do not want the message to be deciphered during communications. Would they use a public or private key when sending the message?
Explain the purpose of a firewall. Do you think a firewall is a necessary component for a secure network? Why or why not? What is the difference between a software firewall and a hardware firewall? De
You have been hired as a computer consultant by a small real estate company that would like to set up a Windows network in their office. (There is currently nothing in place.
Topic: Comparing a T-mobile USB wireless internet card using 4G technology with other companies USB wireless internet cards using Wimax technology.
You are the security administrator for your organization. You are evaluating risks for various assets stored on the network. One asset, a collection of Request for Comments (RFC) documents that was do
If an attacker breaks into a corporate database and deletes critical files against what security goal is this attack aimed?
Why are software application attacks, like SQL Injection and Cross Site Scripting (XSS) becoming the way that most Web sites are attacked?