otherwise protects a resource‚ such as a fence‚ door‚ lock‚ or fire extinguisher. b. A control that repairs the effects of damage from an attack. c. A device or process that limits access to a resource. Examples include user authentication‚ antivirus software‚ and firewalls. d. A management action‚ written policy‚ procedure‚ guideline‚ regulation‚ law‚ or rule of any kind. 5. Which term means any exposure to a threat? a. Risk b. Vulnerability c. Attack d. Control 6. Which term means
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character. Passwords will need to be changed every three months and the same password cannot be used again for one calendar year. In the workstation domain‚ we need to make sure that each of the workstations‚ whether desktop or laptop‚ has to have antivirus and malware protection installed on them. Express strict access control polices and standards. And mandate annual security awareness training for all employees For the LAN domain‚ Make sure wiring closets‚ data centers‚ and computer room are secure
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perform “dynamic analysis” what does that mean? 6. What is a malware and malicious code sandbox? How you test the 7. What are typical indicators that your computer system is compromised? a. System crashes b. Waiting for programs c. Antivirus is disabled d. Desktop icons have changed e. Pop-up ads 8. What is a rootkit and what threat does it incur on systems? a. Rootkit is association with malware. Once installed‚ it becomes possible to hide the intrusion as well as to maintain
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Some digital security elements that are affecting or will be affecting Luna Sensations would be the use of the encryption process so as to ensure that all their information is only accessible and understand by their network‚ having a very powerful antivirus installed on to their computer systems to ensure that hacking of their systems would be difficult to hackers. The company can also use firewalls to help in the protection of their customer’s information. With the Data Protection Act (1998) Luna
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identifies an expected level of performance. They used in organizations as a contract of agreement between a service provider and a customer 2. Social engineering Raise User Awareness Unwanted Authority Access Implement Group Policy 3. Malware Install antivirus software Theft Lock computer to desk or encrypt hard drive Network attacks Implement firewall 4. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Policy for any organization that handles health information Family Education Rights and Privacy
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1.1 Explain the purpose of storing and retrieving required information 1.2 Describe different information systems and their main features 1.3 Explain the purpose of legal and organisational requirements for the security and confidentiality of information 1.4 Explain the purpose of confirming information to be stored and retrieved 1.5 Describe ways of checking information for accuracy 1.6 Explain the purpose of checking information for accuracy 1.7 Explain the purpose of providing information to agreed
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FEEDBACK SHEET BTEC Level 3 National Diploma Business Physical and Technological Resources Consider your café and complete the following table. You will need to provide examples of each category of resource listed. Physical Resources Examples (P3) List below some examples of each in your café. How will these be USED in your café? (P3) How it’s going to help you out. How will these be MANAGED in your café? Who is responsible/ how will we know it’s been done? How does this improve performance
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Companies‚ Inc. 13. Kasimati‚ E. (2003). Economic Aspects and the Summer Olympics: a Review of Related Research. International Journal of Tourism Research‚ 5‚ 433-444. 14. Mcafee‚ R. P. (1998). Game Theory and Competition. [Electronic version]. Retrieved December 7‚ 2011‚ from web site: http://www.market-design.com/files/mcafee-mcmillan-game-theory-and-competition.pdf 15 16. Thomas‚ M. (1976). Economic Impacts of Land Development：employment‚ housing‚ and property values. Washington‚ D. C. : Urban
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3‚ 2001‚ pp.320-330 c) Bart‚ Christopher K d) Bart‚ Christopher K‚ Nick Bontis and Simon Taggar “A model of the impact of mission statements on firm performance”‚ Management Decision 39/1‚ 2001‚ pp19-35 e) Bartkus‚ Barbara‚ Glassman‚ Myron and McAfee‚ R g) Goldberg‚ Robert A.‚ “A new lens on mission and vision” ‚ Leadership in Action‚ 1998‚ Vol. 18 Issue 3‚ p6-12. 7p. h) Mark C. Baetz. Developing Mission Statements Which Work [J]. Long Range Planning‚ 1996‚29(4).
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1.1 – Explain the purpose of storing and retrieving required information The purpose of storing and retrieving required information is so you can readily retrieve it when it becomes required. Information is logged on a spreadsheet and filed with the log number this is so the information can easily be found if required. The information is stored in locked filing cabinets as the information can hold company details and account numbers this is only accessible by the Administration staff and each
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