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    Whistleblowing & Sarbanes-Oxley

    Introduction According to the text, whistleblowers are people who decided to report unethical or illegal activities, usually activities under the control of their employers (Halbert). They disclose information within or outside their organizations, for instances, management or the public. Robert Blatchford decided to come forward with allegations of J. C. Penney was charging full price for items that were on sale and collecting sales tax on items that were nontaxable. He was terminated and had

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    Conflicting View Points

    Conflicting Viewpoints Stuart M. Liron Strayer University PHI 210 9 June 2015 In 1971 voting age was changed from twenty-one to eighteen. Many states rationalized that “If young Americans could be entrusted to vote, serve on a jury, and fight in Vietnam, why couldn't they order a beer? “ For this reason during the late 1970s, the majority of the states in the United States (U.S.) also changed legal drinking age to eighteen. Subsequently, an increase in traffic fatalities in the states

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    Hologram Assignment

    India ansiya.azeez@gmail.com Avinash Jha Oppcorp learning &Development pvt ltd, India avinash.jha@oppcorp.co.in Abstract— This paper proposes a new technique for authentication of hologram. Identity and travel documents, such as national ID cards, driver’s licenses, passports, visas or car registration documents,

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    Laughter Therapy

    647 Group Assessment Julia Deering California State University, Bakersfield Winter Quarter, 2016 The Setting and Population The setting of the group will be in a conference room at the Kern Medical Center Hospital, 1700 Mt Vernon Ave, Bakersfield, CA, 93306. The group will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 am to approximately 10:30 am. The group will be open for cancer patients that are receiving treatment. The name of the group will be Learning to Laugh Again. The group is open

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    Blaw

    Extra Credit: Law of the Land As we are taught all through our lives what we can and can’t do our enforced by someone. As children when we make a mistake the law is our parents for example if we steal our parents will punish us whether it be a spanking, standing in the corner, or some other type of punishment. As we become older and gather more liable for our actions our parents may still enforce some punishment and type of law but so will the state we live in. The state that you live also faces

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    Identifying Potential Malicious Attacks, Threats and Vulnerabilities

    Recently the Chief Information Officer of our company Celtic Gamers Frontier Inc. (CGF) has read of an increase in the threat space regarding the electronic game industry and he is concerned with regards to our Companies overall architecture, and the risks to our Research and Development efforts and other Intellectual Property. He has tasked the company’s corporate information technology group to produce an information paper detailing the types of cyber threats and malware are being reported on

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    Central Depository Company

    [pic] A CONCISE REPORT ON [pic] [pic] Prepared for: Sir Shahanshah Siddiqui Prepared by: Nazish Rafiq Ghazal Mukhtar Amir Aziz Khan Farman Ali MBA (BANKING AND FINANCE) CENTRAL DEPOSITORY COMPANY Introduction: It was incorporated as a public

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    Vulnerability Assessment

    A. Memo of Case Social engineering is a method of gaining access to information by deception performed against human capital. System penetrators and ‘crackers’ know that people, and their desire to be helpful, or their ability to emote, are the weakest links in any program designed to protect information systems. Attackers can trick or persuade their way into systems in any number of ways via remote and physical means, and convince users to reveal information of interest that can cause harm

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    Check Fruad and Check Washing

    Check Fraud and Check Washing MG 261 Check Fraud and Check Washing Table of Contents Introduction _________________________________________________________3 Check Fraud_________________________________________________________3 Check Washing_______________________________________________________5 Union Planters Bank, N.A. v. Rogers______________________________________6 Conclusion___________________________________________________________7 References___________________________________________________________8

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    Biometrics

    Biometrics within Financial Institutions Abstract This paper presents a problem with the use of technology within the Credit Unions and Banking industries. Technological innovations have allowed the industry to be more open to consumers and challenges that the current economy has posed. Modern technology is also change the landscape of how, when and where business is conducted with financial institutions and consumers, businesses, and other organizations. Technology driven issues such as privacy

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