Volume 4, No. 4, April 2013 Journal of Global Research in Computer Science RESEARCH PAPER Available Online at www.jgrcs.info BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (BYOD): SECURITY RISKS AND MITIGATING STRATEGIES 1 Prashant Kumar Gajar, 2*Arnab Ghosh and 3Shashikant Rai 1 Master of Science-Cyber Law & Information Security Indian Institute of Information Technology-Allahabad India prashant.developer@gmail.com 2* Master of Science-Cyber Law & Information Security Indian Institute of Information
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“Kahlil Gibran, in “The Prophet,” wrote: “Love is work made visible.” Whether he meant that love is work or that work is the expression of love, it’s a good reminder that our work and the place where we do that work is a huge and important part of our lives”. (http://jessarch.wordpress.com/2012/10/12/thesis-statement/). What are the benefits, features, and other aspects of office of the future? Some of the benefits, features, and other aspects of a virtual office that I want to take a look at are:
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Kyle Poindexter NT1110 Computer Structure and Logic I/O Devices 1/12/15 Mrs. Coleman What critical I/O devices are necessary to use a personal computer? Which ones are not necessary for normal day-to-day use and why? A monitor and a keyboard are the two I/O devices necessary to use a personal computer. The monitor is the most important output device. It allows one to see the information that is being sent out by the computer. You cannot send or receive data to or from a computer without
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1. This is an example of an RFID system with a very limited range (less than 8 inches): A) NFC system B) LAN system C) MICR system D) WAN system Table for Individual Question Feedback | Points Earned: | 1.0/1.0 | | 2. A POS device is usually attached to a: A) Cash register B) Keyboard C) Bank check D) Printer E) Computer mouse Table for Individual Question Feedback | Points Earned: | 1.0/1.0 | | 3. The reason why processor speeds are not important to AISs is because:
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Case project 3-1 What kind of transmission media would you recommend for each different building and department of the medical instrument company and why? I would recommend unbounded transmission media for building 1 and 2 because they would be sharing only data files and accessing servers on the network. It is more flexible and less expensive if they use wireless a network than a wire network. However, for building number 3, I would recommend to use bound transmission media because people on this
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information. There are databases and computer to name a few. The above-mentioned however are bulky and thus, their use is limited to offices and/or house only. People nowadays need to get and manage information whenever they want it. This is why, handheld devices or smaller versions of database and computers are developed. Mobile class records belong to this category. Android Mobile phones are increasing in popularity, not solely for business and personal but also for educational use. At all educational levels
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Why Customers Choose Box over ShareFile 1 Key Differen;ators for Box vs ShareFile 1 2 3 4 5 Collabora'on that boosts produc'vity Box's advanced collabora;on features increase employee produc;vity. Comment on preview, @men;ons, tasks, Box Notes, edi;ng, and workflow automa;ons combine for faster business processes. While ShareFile has a few basic collabora;on features, they're merely table stakes in today's market and don't truly increase efficiency
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Self-Service Website for Mobile Devices Due Week 10 and worth 200 points Disclaimer: This is a hypothetical interaction design example. The university has made no announcements or commitments to a project of this nature. In order to provide a convenient self-service solution for students to access personal and course-related material, Strayer University would like develop a mobile Web application that runs on an iPhone, iPad, Droid, Blackberry, and other mobile devices. Students are currently able
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the protection of cell phones, smartphones, laptops and other portable electronic and wireless devices from threats and to be taken slightly. The importance of the mobile security is that these devices are used vulnerabilities. These devices are called mobile because we move with them from place to place and in the process they are subject to threats. Since the number of mobile devices has greatly increased in the last decade, it is therefore most likely that the threat associated
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Marketing Report Executive Summary Assigned by the NSYNC telecoms mobile division, the conducted report aims to analyse through empirical research methods, most effective means of understanding its target market and then implementing a degree of segmented marketing strategies. This in turn will purvey an authenticated frame for which we will be able to provide recommendations to the NSYNC administration based on the report’s conclusions as aligned by the presented research questions. Information
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