Identity Theft

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    Bis220 Week1

    Information Technology Acts BIS 220 Information Technology Acts There are two acts that seem to work the hardest for the consumer. With the rise in ATM’s and other electronic forms of banking, the Electronic Funds Transfer Act of 1978 provides the consumer with the confidence they once gave solely to the checking system. The Fair Credit Reporting Act, 1970, provided the consumer with protection from unfair reporting and also provided a means to correct false information. These are not the

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    The Advantages and Disadvantages of Social Networking Sites to the Study Habits of the Selected High School Students

    THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES TO THE STUDY HABITS OF THE SELECTED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF LANGKAAN II NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL S.Y. 2013-2014 Name: Age: Year/Level: Date: Direction: Fill in or check the box that corresponds to your answer, please answer honestly. 1. Are you a member of Social Networking Sites? YES NO 2. If yes, check the box of the following sites that you are a member of.

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    Media

    invitation to at best, uncontrolled and permanent over-exposure, and at worst, identity theft or misuse. I still feel that reason No. 1 is as valid as it ever was. The explosive growth of Facebook and the “permanent over-exposure” it provides to millions of people’s private actions, feelings, photos and intentions constitute a “ticking time bomb” that can explode at any time. How? In many ways. Privacy intrusions, identity theft and countless crimes have occurred due to Facebook exposure, and more will

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    without having to be sitting at a computer. People have been known to say that there phones are life savers but when used incorrectly they can be life takers and put us in danger. They can distract use while we are driving, expose us even more to identity theft, as well as broadcast our location to companies and other prying eyes, which is why I say that unless used responsibly cell phones are dangerous. So what exactly is distracted driving? According to the CDC (2014) “Distracted driving activities

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    Internal Controls Case Study

    Case Study: LJB Company Internal Control Recommendations There are two primary goals of internal controls. The first is to safeguard its assets from employee theft, robbery, and unauthorized use. The second goal is to enhance the accuracy and reliability of its accounting records. This is done by reducing the risk of errors and fraudulent activities in the accounting process. Public companies are now required by regulations Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) among them to formalize control procedures

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    What Value Does an Automated Asset Inventory System Have for the Risk Identification

    Name: Peter Michelsen____________________________ CSI 242 01 Chapter 3 Homework 1. What is a type of law that represents all of the laws that apply to a citizen (or subject) of a jurisdiction? Civil Law 2. What is a type of law that addresses violations harmful to society and that is enforced by prosecution by the state? Criminal Law 3. Private Law is a type of law that regulates the relationship between an individual and an organization. 4. Public Law is a type of law

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    Check Point at Tjx Company

    have reduced the ability for hackers to gain access to sensitive information. A data security breach could result a variety of issues some of them could be loosing of confidence in consumers, create opportunity for consumers to face possibly identity theft. A data security breach would also granted access for impersonator to have in possession company valuable personal information, such as social security card, driver's license, or credit card numbers. These losses incline merchants to be cautious

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    What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Social Media?

    interaction between one and other causing the younger generation to be deprived of learning how to develop ones social skills, maintain or build relationships that are necessary for future success. There are also problems with cyber bulling and fraud or identity theft.

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    Is Social Network Affecting Society

    Social networking sites allow people to stay in touch like never before. However, people who are using them spend too much time on these social networks that it begins to interfere with their lives. Are social networks good for our society? While it is true that social networking is educational, people should regulate the amount of time spent on social network because it’s addicting or obsessive, eliminates privacy, and it’s affecting the way we communicate. To begin with, Social networks may be

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    Privacy Regulation

    information is accessed by sellers, credit card companies, banks and other related financial institutions, and easy to become the target of identity theft or cybercriminals. Thus, US government has regulations to protect the personal information of customers. The Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act (FACTA), amended in 2003, is aimed to reduce the identity theft by allowing customers to obtain free credit report every twelve months and set alert on their credit histories. However, sometimes people

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