...Question 1 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Physical security deals with all of the following except: A.Buildings Correct B.Logical systems C.Computer Rooms D.Computer devices Answer Key: B Feedback: Answer: B Reference: Introduction Question 2 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Tracing the history of a transaction through an institution is called: Correct A.Audit trail B.Intrusion control C.Biometrics D.Authentication control Answer Key: A Feedback: Answer: A Reference: Audit Trails/Access Logs Question 3 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Which of the following are categories of intrusion detection devices? A.Perimeter intrusion detectors B.Motion detectors Correct C.Both of the above D.Neither of the above Answer Key: C Feedback: Answer: C Reference: Intrusion Detection Question 4 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Which of the following is NOT a resource that operations security identifies the controls for? A.Software B.Hardware C.Media Correct D.All of the above are resources Answer Key: D Feedback: Answer: D Reference: Introduction Question 5 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points Which of the following is NOT a key element of a system of internal and security controls? A.Employ competent people B.Have adequate separation of job duties Correct C.Execute internal and external transactions D.Maintain adequate documents and records Answer...
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...CioheWednesday, April 13, 2016 University of Botswana ISS 334 LAB 2 ASSIGNMENT Ndlovu.I 200902852 Ndlovu.I ISS 334 Lab 2 Assignment Page 1 of 27 Wednesday, April 13, 2016 Contents 1. Hill Cipher Description .......................................................................................................................... 3 2. Question ................................................................................................................................................ 3 3. Implementation .................................................................................................................................... 3 3.1. Hill Cipher Encryption and Decryption.......................................................................................... 4 3.1.1. Part 1 ..................................................................................................................................... 5 3.1.2. Part 2 ..................................................................................................................................... 7 3.1.3. Part 3 ..................................................................................................................................... 9 3.1.4. Part 4 ................................................................................................................................... 11 3.1.5. Part 5 ........................................
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...personal level. The piece of literature kind of hits home with what I see and how I feel that the woman that was presented in the literature was treated by the other people. The key terms that are going to be use to describe this literature piece will be tone, symbol, and figurative language. The main reason that this literature work captured my interest is because I can place myself in her shoes. I have been in positions and also have been in places that people did not want me there, or that I did not feel welcome in their circle. There was one incident that I remember; I was trying to find a church that could feel comfortable going to, some place that I can look for answers if I had questions. I believe that is what the little old woman was doing in the literature work in The Welcoming Table. It seems like the woman wanted to do was pray and be able to speak to Jesus in his own house. The people of the church did not want her to be there because she was not wearing the right clothes, and she was not like them, that is what I got from the reading. The people that were in the church were not happy that she was there, even though she was sitting in the back of the church not disturbing anyone. This situation is just like high school for me, I know how she must have felt and how it was unfair. The three key terms that is going to be used to reflect on this literature is tone, symbol, and figurative language. The writers tone was more toward the old woman, as the reader the tone of...
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...Cryptography Cryptography Some data is very sensitive and therefore it has to be hidden away from parties who are not supposed to view it. In this age of computers, their capacity for transfer and retrieval of information may be exploited by other parties to gain access to confidential and potentially dangerous data. Therefore, measures have been taken to ensure that data is not accessed by others which is done by using several methods which, besides physical security, includes the use of encryption algorithms which are programs that change the way information looks by rendering it illegible. Data encryption is an important part of computing and, if done properly, can provide the user with means through which data can be protected from other parties. Encryption is done in many areas including end point devices such as computer terminals and servers which store important information. As such, data encryption has been applied in the military, banking sector, in businesses and other areas which require secure storage and transfer of data. Data encryption is simply the change of raw data or ordinary information referred to as plaintext into indecipherable material called cipher text. The data can then be stored or transferred securely since it cannot be read by another party. If the data is to be accessed, a cipher, which is the pair of algorithms that encrypts and decrypts data, is used to decrypt the data. The data can then be read and it is therefore accessible only...
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...Question 2 What is driving the health club phenomenon? What are the basic economics of the health club industry? What value is created? What does it cost to deliver that value? How do these costs behave? Selected Answer: The driving points of health club phenomenon are: Growing awareness about health related issues and concern about obesity and its effects among Americans is one of the key elements of the health club phenomena. Increasing desire to maintain and control weight, get in shape, meet people and reduce stress has also got people going to the health clubs regularly. Several health clubs identified the new needs of consumers and built facilities that are one-stop centers for most of their health and fitness needs. Consumers get the benefits of various work-outs regimes and can also hire a personal trainer-all under one roof. Customized training regimes to meet each member’s personal needs also enabled them to choose the work-out best suited to them. Economics of Health Is this essay helpful? Upgrade your account to read more and access more than 650,000 just like it! get better grades Club industry The health club industry consisted of 26,000 health clubs in the U.S. However fifty largest firms acquired 33% of industry revenue and 38% of clubs was not-for-profit which had Young Men’s Christian Association as the key player. The for-profit industry was divided into 4 main formats: Owner-Operated clubs: Comprised of the majority of all health clubs. Over the years...
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...definitions and discuss the benefits of a more organizational (Big-O) approach. Copyright ~ 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Introduction The purpose of this empirical essay is to be provocative. This paper is empirical in that it surveys leading organizational hehavior (GB) scholars to identify which topics they believed are currently important in the field and which should be important in an ‘ideal’ world and we compared their responses to an archival analysis of papers published in leading GB journals over a 10 year period. However, the paper is an essay because it is less like a traditional theory-building or theory-testing study, and more like an empirically grounded opinion piece. We use the empirical evidence as a springboard to raise questions about the boundaries and trajectory of research in GB, and to highlight areas of the field that may deserve more attention in the future. We explore three...
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...ACW3050 Semester 1, 2015 Individual Assignment 1 Due date: Friday 3 April 2015 by 5.00 pm. Weighting: 15% (50 marks: Word count not to exceed 1000 word limit) Task Details: The core principle of IASB Exposure Draft 242 Leases is that entities should recognize assets and liabilities arising from a lease. Discuss the key changes on the recognition, measurement and disclosure on leasing by the lessor and the lessee stipulated in IASB Exposure Draft 242 with the exclusion of leasing of investment property. The comparison should be discussed in light of the present standard IFRS 117 on Leases. Submission: A hard copy of the assignment must be submitted in the relevant assignment box by the due date. Electronic submission is not permitted. Penalties for late lodgement: A maximum penalty of 10% of the total mark allocated to this assessment will be deducted for each day that it is late (i.e. 20 marks per day for each day late). Guidelines: * This is an individual assignment. Please attach your assignment with your assignment cover page. * You must use scholarly research to develop the explanations you present in your assignment. The Monash electronic library databases “ABI Inform” and “Business Source Premier” are useful sources to locate scholarly and other resources, but other databases are available. * Comply with Q manual requirements in the presentation and referencing of this assignment. * Plagiarism is prohibited. * The...
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...Question 1 What are the key success factors & risks for UPS given its business strategy? Key success factors : * By 1998 it was generating over $3 billion in global revenues, from and within over 200 countries. * UPS projected that by 2003 online B2C sales in the US would surpass the $100 billion spent annually on catalog sales. * UPS began offering suppliers a portfolio of financial services & logistic technology software applications designed to help them better manage their inventory and shipping logistic. Risks: * Competitive challenges from postal monopolies. * Rapidly changing environment at an unprecedented rate Question 2 How is UPS performing? What factors are driving this performance? Is the current performance likely to be sustained? Why or why not? Performance of UPS: * Delivering 13 million packages each business day ( 9,000 every minute) to over 200 countries worldwide. * Having daily contacting with 1,8 million customers (including every company in the Fortune 1000) and making deliveries to 6 million business and residential addreeses. * In 1999, was recognized as the “World’s Most Admired Global Mail, Package and Freight Delivery Company” and “ Company of the Year”. Factors driving: * Operational and service-excellence culture * Carefully trained workforces. * Accountability and efficient execution at every level of the organization. > Current performance is likely to be sustained as it is believed that UPS’s combination of “controls, rules, a detailed...
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...amaxonCase Assignment for eBay and Amazon (Group 7 will present this case in class on November 7) Case Questions: 1. 2. 3. 4. What are the key drivers of profitability in eBay’s business model? What are the key drivers of profitability in Amazon’s retail business model? How does its retail business model interact with that of eBay? As it shifted to a retail and platform business model, how successful was Amazon in overcoming barriers to entry in the third-party seller market? What would you recommend eBay going forward, and why? Requirements: For Each Individual Student 1. 2. 3. 4. Read the case material carefully and briefly address the above questions in your case report. Limit your case report within TWO pages. Case report must be written in English. Submission deadline for case report is 2pm, November 6 (Tuesday) For Group 7 1. 2. Submission deadline for case presentation PowerPoint is 11pm, November 6 (Tuesday) – only one copy need to be submitted Limit your presentation to 20 minutes (including Q&A) Note: Each student in Group 7 still needs to submit his/her individual case report separately. Marking Criteria for Individual Case Report (total 2 points in your final grade): 1. 2. 3. 4. On-time submission with satisfactory quality – 1 point On-time submission with good discussions – 1.5 point On-time submission with excellent insights – 2 points Late submission without justifiable reason is not accepted Marking Criteria for Group Case Presentation (total 10 points...
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...can be done from a variety of different viewpoints. You could argue that it is true. Clearly these are two key responsibilities of the tourism planner. Alternatively it is possible to say it seriously underestimates the work of the planner in the C21st. The key here is to take a stance or viewpoint and stick with it. It will be your ability to generate to produce a simple, coherent and literate line of reasoning that will generate marks here. Telling the reader everything you know about planning is not appropriate or relevant. Try to also illustrate your argument with reference to case study materials. Your assessment should be written in essay format and should not exceed 2,000 words in length excluding your bibliography and any necessary appendix material. Please resist from presenting your findings as a series of bullet points or notes. Essays are normally expected to be written in prose. At this level they should also be properly referenced. If you are unsure what is required, pick up the necessary student support materials on essay writing from the INSTIL office (TC centre 4th floor). Assessment weighting This assessment will generate 40% of your total mark for this module Assessment criteria Marks will be awarded in accordance with the following assessment criteria: Knowledge & understanding of issues (30%) Ability to argue the question (20%) Ability to collect, synthesise and apply relevant information (15%) Essay plan/logic of discussion...
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...standards, targets and objectives. • Planning for the future. This looks at: o Agreeing personal targets and objectives with the employee. o Creating personal development plan for the employee. The assessment of performance should help us identify and repeat success, build personal strengths and minimise weaknesses. The appraisal review will only work if the manager and the jobholder are fully committed to its achievement. The main emphasis of the appraisal should be planning for the future. KEY COMPONENTS OF APPRAISALS Key Responsibilities These are central to the appraisal process as they define the whole purpose of a job and are identical for the same job irrespective of which company it is in. Key Responsibilities only change if the job fundamentally changes. They define the areas where results need to be achieved and they are not activities. There are typically 5 – 8 per job. They are easily derived form job descriptions and focus group discussions on the key elements of a job. Examples: Recruit, lead and...
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...commenting on the ideas and information presented in the research work or article. The sections like Title Page, Abstract, Introduction, Technique and methodology used, results and Outcomes, Discussion and debate, References, Tables, charts and Figures in the research paper are being analyze, evaluate and offering comments in critical reviews. Follow these steps when writing a critical review. First step: (understating the main theme) Gain overall idea of the research article by Reading the Article carefully and spend sufficient time to understand its main theme.. Identify the research question and assumptions used which you can find in the Abstract and Introduction of the research paper or article and make notes. Identify the findings and their interpretation by analytical reading from the conclusion, charts and figures and make brief notes of findings and high light the key ideas. Second step: (reading in depth) Now read the research article deeply another time and find out the detail information and how the writer is supporting the assumptions and what is the purpose of the article. Find out the legitimacy and validity of the evidence by examination and going over the references and how are these convincing the research article. Observe the appropriateness of methodologies and find out the weaknesses of the methodologies used in the research article? And consider alternative methodology for interpretation. Explore the results to check that are these results...
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...Project Control and Evaluation Paper Lenny Purce CMGT410 05/14/2014 Professor: Susan Peterson Project Control and Evaluation Paper Introduction The Network Enterprise Center (NEC) has begun its annually training project and is now in the execution phase of the training. During this phase of training, I will discuss topics such as control, risk factors, how to measures project quality and I will explain the post –implementation review and will end with the summary. Potential risk that could impact project success: There are unlimited risks that can impact the project’s success; here are just two that could impact the Network Enterprise Center’s training. 1. During day one of training, it was determined that the guest speaker, will not arrive until day two of the training, due to a mix up in the scheduling. The training manager received the word on the day of training and informed the Director of the Network Enterprise Center and held a meeting to determine an alternate course of actions. Prior to the start of the training the decision was made that the Director would fill in the slot for the Guess Speaker; this action was in the Network Enterprise Center’s contingency plan and will remain there until otherwise changed. 2. After the arrival of the personnel involved in the training project, it was determined that there are more people than expected attending this training project and that this will impact the conference room because of the capacity and the...
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...ResearchBeam has announced a new Report Package "Global Corporate M-learning Market Size, Growth, Trends, Technology, Analysis, Key Vendors, Report 2015-2019" Report Overview M-learning refers to technologies and applications installed in mobile devices to facilitate learning and sharing of information. It is gaining popularity among employees and companies as the advanced features of mobile devices lend good support to daily business activities. M-learning helps overcome time and location constraints imposed by classroom-based learning sessions. It enables rich interaction among trainers and learners, which enhances search capabilities, and enables effective learning. Corporate m-learning offers widespread applications for the corporate sector. It exhibits immense potential for technology service providers and mobile device manufacturers to develop apps and software. Market expansion has gained more momentum, driven by factors such as cost-effectiveness of m-learning and efficiency in service delivery from the corporate sector's perspective. Increased use of mobile apps bodes well for the growth prospects of the market. As per the analysts forecast the global corporate m-learning market to grow at a CAGR of 15.05% over the period 2014-2019. Covered in this Report This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global corporate m-learning market for the period 2015-2019. To calculate the market size, the report considers revenue generated...
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...|Wireshark Lab: NAT v6.0 |[pic] | | | | |Supplement to Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, 6th ed., J.F. Kurose and | | |K.W. Ross | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |“Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Involve me and I understand.” | | |Chinese proverb | | | | | |© 2005-21012, J.F Kurose and...
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