1) Describe a threat and a threat agent. What are the differences between the two? Provide an example of a threat and a threat agent and how they interact (the example can be fictitious). • Threat – is a nonstop danger to an asset and this could be planned or accidental threat. For example, fire is a threat and it could happen accidentally or it could be planned. • Threat agent – (attacker) is the enabler of an attack. For example lighting strike or a person that set something on fire would
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There are a lot of aspects to consider when deciding to download a Microsoft application such as Access, or when choosing to set up a home network. You have to consider how much space applications will take up. Microsoft Office 2013 for example requires 2GB of RAM, 3GB hard disk space, Windows 7 or higher operating system for non-Apple devices and an HD display. This varies however depending on 32 or 64-bit versions. When building a home network, you have to considers how many devices are going to
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1. Sustain interactive multimedia, voice, video, wireless network internet and additional broadband services. 2. High speed, high capacity and low cost per bit. 3. Global mobility, service portability, scalable mobile networks. 4. Seamless switch, multiplicity of services base on Quality of Service (QOS) requirements. 5. Better scheduling and identify admission control techniques. 6. Ad hoc networks and multi-hop networks 1. High frequency use again lead to smaller cells that may cause intra-cell
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work that I have done. I can also use the comments that were given to me through the survey I asked my peers to complete. Below are the advanced functions that I used in my animation. Scripting of Buttons To allow the animation to be controlled by the end user I made sure to insert buttons into my animation. This allowed the person viewing the animation to control when they moved forward to the next scene; it also depended on whether or not they choose the correct answer for the questions asked
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PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION (PCS) MOVES AND BUDGET CONSTRAINTS. Last week, the Navy announced that due to budget constraints and current fiscal environment, Sailors are experiencing shorter lead times for permanent change-of-station (PCS) moves this summer. Budget adjustments have been made fund PCS orders; and, the Chief of Naval Personnel (CNP) convened a working group to help improve PCS lead times. The working group recommended several initiatives to help maintain current readiness and
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BIM, which are the acronyms for Building Information Modelling can be described as a concept that makes up database that allows all building design to be present in one database. Due to this concept we are able to understand that the entire building cycle. BIM is the methodology that handles the facilitation of data that is integrated from numerous layouts; there is a combination of the data which forms the common operating picture for the entire lifecycle, financial and environmental assessment
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can be sent as they are composed. You might have to download a plug-in or player. Read email offline. Don’t send huge attachments. 9. Explain the difference between portable Internet access and mobile Internet access. (Write at least 2 paragraphs) (3 points) Portable Internet access allows users to set their access devices wherever they want. For example, users can set their satellites after they move to another place. Mobile Internet access allows users access to the Internet during they are
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Alternate Title Powerful Tools Help Provide Better Outcomes When Microsoft introduced Visual Studio 97 and then followed it up the next year with Visual Studio 6.0, most developers cheered. The integrated development environment, support for dozens of programming languages and the availability of a variety of powerful tools made Visual Studio an instant hit. Building apps, testing them and deploying them had never been easier. However, Microsoft has never been famous for resting on its laurels
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Client changes port number: When a client changes its port number on a subsequent connection, but the server does not, there is a risk that an old duplicate data packet sent by the server might be accepted by the new client. However, TFTP includes a provision to mitigate this problem. TFTP operates on UDP, where both the client and server need to specify their ports for communication. In TFTP, each new request from the client is sent from a new port on the client side. The server keeps track of the
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And, yes they both tend to help with sales. Nevertheless, I suggest that you let your visitor decide whether or not to listen and/or watch. There are sites that start speaking to you the minute you land and anytime you land in the future. MISTAKE #3: Making use of frames for the overall design. I don't see the use of frames as often as I did in the past. You can tell that you are on a "frames" website when as you scroll down the page, the top of the page disappears behind the top banner. The biggest
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