Security Alcoholism Animal Rights Anorexia Nervosa Anti-Muslim Discrimination Binge Drinking Birth Control Bulimia Nervosa Bullying Campus Crime Capital Punishment / Death Penalty Chemical Weapons Child Abuse Child Labor Classism Climate Change Cloning Colorisim Cloud Hacking Computer Hacking Corporal Punishment Corporate Downsizing Cyber Bullying (Cyberbullying) Date Rape Disaster Relief Domestic Violence Dream Act Drinking and Driving Driving While Black Drug Abuse / Drug
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Types of White Collar Crime Leg200001VA016-1122-001 White collar crimes are crimes that are committed by a person or persons of middle or higher status within their occupation. These types of crimes are considered nonviolent. Generally, the trusted and valued employee commits this type of crime within a company. White collar crimes include insider-trading, conspiracy, embezzlement, fraud, forgery, money laundering, and a few others. These crimes are ones that people of a higher class perform
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Types of White Collar Crime White collar crimes are crimes that are committed by a person or persons of middle or higher status within their occupation. These types of crimes are considered nonviolent. Generally, the trusted and valued employee commits this type of crime within a company. White collar crimes include insider-trading, conspiracy, embezzlement, fraud, forgery, money laundering, and a few others. These crimes are ones that people of a higher class perform because their occupations
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A Case Study of the Trend in Cyber Security Breaches as Reported by US Federal Agencies Joash Muganda American Public University System ISSC640 – Prof. Belkacem Kraimeche November 12, 2014 Abstract The cases of cybersecurity breaches reported by federal agencies have sharply increased in recent years due to a combination of factors. This study seeks to examine the current trends in cybersecurity breaches documented and reported by federal agencies, analyze the various factors responsible
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brought serious threats such as cyber-attacks that has been demonstrated over the past few years through acts of cyber espionage and cyber-crime through the virtual space. In this context, the University of Dar es Salaam needs to develop policies towards cyber threats even through this has often be clustered and fragmented. Using theoretical and conceptual models this paper provides an informed understanding and critical assessment of the University of Dar es Salaam cyber security policy through addressing
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The dangers of cyber bullying have tentacles that reach all aspects of society. Teresa Pankey Com/172 December 22, 2011 Sheila Bassoppo-Moyo Being a victim of cyberbullying can be a common and painful experience, and can be hard to prove, but with proper knowledge one does not have to be a victim. A cyberbully can be someone the person knows, or thought they knew, and it can stem from anger, frustration, and revenge. A cyberbully can bully a person directly or by proxy.
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Introduction According to Brenner, Cybercrime, commonly known as e-crime/computer crime, is a criminal act whereby computer or computer networks serves as a target, location, means or as the source of the activity. Its scope covers all the criminal activities revolving around the computer. Such malicious activities include identity theft, web site defacement, financial fraud, and cyber bullying. In an organization, computer crimes involve hacking customer databases as well as stealing of intellectual
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AIS Attacks and Failures: Who to Blame ACC564 February 17, 2013 AIS Attacks and Failures: Who to Blame Accounting information system (AIS) is defined as a system that collects, records, stores, and processes data to produce information for decision makers (Romney and Steinbart, 2012). AIS adds value to an organization by improving the quality and reducing the costs of products or services, improving efficiency, knowledge, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of a
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Corporate Crime Involving the Internet, Whom Fought to Recoup Losses Wendy Nash LEG200 White-Collar Crime Professor Miriam Altman 26, July 26, 2015 Introduction The increase in white collar financial, political and cybercrime is observed. The extensive usage of technology for trading and business has also instigated the escalation of cybercrime activities. The business and individuals are prone to numerous risks of financial losses through white-collar crimes. The laws and regulation
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Introduction In order to provide effective anti-virus protection VMTEC Sys must think globally. With cyber crime on the rise, no country should be overlooked as the next viable source of a computer virus (Muncaster, 2009). Because China has the most economic opportunities and presents the greatest threat to the personal and small business computer VMTECH Sys has identified a strategic need to establish a research and development division to be physically located in China. This research paper will
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