from unauthorized outside access to the customer's information. Also, make sure that all defaults setting on the network are changed as the default information is a generally known value and easy to bypass security if not changed. (Gibson, 2011) These are generally good practices for security on any network anyway, but definitely a good start to achieving the PCI DSS standard. Once these measures are taken, it is now important to protect the data that you are using from the customer to complete
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2. CardSystems Solutions claims to have hired an auditor to assess compliance with PCI DSS and other best practices for ensuring the C-I-A of privacy data for credit card transaction processing. Assuming the auditor did indeed perform a PCI DSS security compliance assessment, what is your assessment of the auditor’s findings? That he either did not do a full audit of the company just showed him part of what he needed to see to pass them so they could operate without prying eyes 3. Can CardSystems
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2015-Ohio-1380 CARRIE REBELLO PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT v. LENDER PROCESSING SERVICES, INC., ET AL. DEFENDANTS-APPELLEES No. 101764 Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth District, Cuyahoga April 9, 2015 Civil Appeal from the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Case No. 12-CV-785870 ATTORNEYS FOR APPELLANT: Andrew A. Kabat Daniel M. Connell Haber Polk Kabat, L.L.P ATTORNEYS FOR APPELLEES James E. Davidson Mary F. Geswein Ice Miller L.L.P. BEFORE: E.A. Gallagher, P.J., E.T. Gallagher, J., and
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done differently during the attack? Normally, a company would follow emergency procedures while dealing with crises, but in iPremier’s case, there was no emergency procedure available. Under these circumstances, and with no prior experience with security breaches, I believe the company performed well. Bob Turley communicated well with the other members of the company, but if I were in his shoes, I would have been more conservative and acted faster. In responding to the crisis, there were two main
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Dr. Liao ITC 520, Fall 2015 Homework 3 (75 points) Assigned: Due: Wednesday, November 4, 2015 5pm, Wednesday, November 18, 2015 Purpose Practice on CIA and AAA. Part A: Authentication (15 pts) Consider the following authentication protocol for two parties to mutually authenticate to each other. Bob sends authentication request to Alice. Alice generates a random challenge message c, encrypts it with the key k that she shares with Bob, and sends the Ek (c) to Bob. Bob decrypts it, adds 1 to c
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What can organizations do to protect themselves from hackers looking to steal account data? They can restrict access to only those who need it, they can enhance their security measures by making their passwords more difficult so not everyone can access their databases, and they can install better higher quality firewall and security systems. 3. Authorities frequently tap online service providers to track down hackers. Do you think it is ethical for authorities to tap an online service provider
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2.4. TOWS ANALYSIS TOWS analysis dapat dilihat dari aspek internal dan aspek eksternal. Yang termasuk ke dalam aspek intermal adalah: 2.4.1. Strengths a. Memiliki volume tandon sebesar 20.000 x 10 = 200 ton b. Air yang dihasilkan memiliki tingkat kejernihan yang lebih baik dari air PDAM c. Memiliki nama baik yang cukup terkenal. WILDAN JAYA 9 2.4.2. Weaknesses a. Tidak menggunakan flokulant sebagai penjernih limbah, yang digunakan hanya kaporit, pac, tawas. b. Apabila air terkena sinar
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means that they need to create a password that they probably will have a very hard time remembering. This is where user educating on concepts such as password entropy could go a long way with helping the common password with being a security asset versus a security nightmare. According to Techtarget.com’s personal computing glossary entropy is defined as “a measurement of how unpredictable a password is.” For a user to have a password with a high number of bits of entropy a user does not necessarily
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Individuals by and large pick powerless passwords and utilize the same ones for numerous administrations. Subsequently, records get hacked, individuals lose cash and security is ruptured and so on. So as to counter those issues, security basic administrations, for example, web managing an account, began to utilize multi-component validation arrangements. For instance, changeless passwords are joined with different components, for example, unique tokens, that can produce one-time passwords. The utilization
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with electronic health information systems is maintaining the security of the data. As a healthcare organization, patient privacy and confidentiality must be ensured. State and federal mandates such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) require that physician-patient privacy be maintained. Security Rule, 45, CFR Parts 160, 162, and 164 governs the requirements for requirements for the minimum-security necessary to protect electronic health information for covered
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