Monitoring Employees On Networks

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    Electronic Privacy

    changed allowing people to work smarter and give us the ability to communicate across time zones and even globally with ease. An article on emarketer.com reported on the results of a survey conducted by Vault.com. According to the survey, 25% of employees use the Internet for personal use during office hours for at least 10 minutes each day. Thirteen percent of workers use the Internet for at least two hours per day. According to the survey cited above, “... 35% of employers think personal web time

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    Widgets International

    NETWORK SECURITY Introduction Network security is a major issue when developing a new computer system. A few of the issues that the new WInt must address are accidental disruptions to the system, loss or theft of sensitive data by employees, malicious attacks to system, and theft of intellectual property by employees (National Institute of Standards and Technology, 2014). The accidental disruption to systems are caused by employees who input mistakes or leave out

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    Automation of Bangladesh

    under a computer network (LAN/WAN) connecting almost 3500 PCs. Now, any official sitting elsewhere in Bangladesh Bank has access to the same kind of resources; sharing knowledge and information; ensure knowledge based management. Centralized email facility has been introduced. Data Center and Disaster Recovery Site are on live operation to ensure data security applying online real time synchronous backup and restore technology. All business applications will run on this IT network. BB automation includes

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    Network Engineer

    information technology and telecommunication network systems when I was working for a civilian company contracted by the United States military in Iraq. I began my career in 2005 after graduating as an electrical System Technology through the Turkish engineering company ASFA Group that provided labor force to the United States military bases. My responsibilities included managing the ASFA Group construction contract as well as managing the company’s employees, where I was solely responsible for four

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    Est Task 2

    work environment in which all employees can thrive. To translate our commitment to action, the following principles will guide our actions and dictate our management practices. We recognize these principles as the standards we all share and that we should mutually accept. Section A: Standards and Procedures 1. Conflicts of Interest All employees must make appropriate business judgments and actions based upon the best interests here at Company X. All employees must abstain from using personal

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    Network Design for Remote Monitoring

    My capstone project is to recommend a Windows networked environment to facilitate the remote monitoring of neuro-surgeries. As a consultant I was approached by XYZ-Monitoring to assist in the design of a network from the ground up that would support the remote monitoring of neuro-surgeries using Cadwell Laboratories’ Cascade system. XYZ-Monitoring (herein referred to as XYZ) wanted a Windows network that would be integrated with their existing Cisco ASA firewall device. XYZ wanted to use a virtualized

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    Law&Ethics

    involves a balancing test, and many factors must be considered to decide whether the employee had a privacy right in answer to these questions. Items to be considered are, for example, the content of the employer's policies and whether employees were put on notice of a lack of privacy, how and whether the policies were regularly enforced, the sort of privacy right involved, the nature of the employer's business interest, the nature of the employee's privacy interest, the type of

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    Information Security Policy

    4.2.2. Unused ports and cabling 2 4.2.3. Network/server equipment 2 4.2.4. Equipment maintenance 2 4.2.5. Security of laptops/roaming equipment 2 5. Access Control Policy 2 6. Network Security Policy 3 7. References 3 Executive Summary There are several threats to the security of networks and data. While there is no definite way to prevent all of the incidents that can befall a network, by developing a proactive security plan that will encompass

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    Social Networking in the Workplace

    Social networks have become the lifeline of communication for a working person across the world. They have become a new trend in the workplace and they continue to grow, from analyzing potential employees' profiles to promoting a business and encouraging interaction between employees. They are the platform that people share with friends and family to catch up on what is happening in each other’s life. People have little time to actually connect in the real world that makes social networks especially

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    Project Part 5

    With a good set of policies and procedures, employees, customers, partners and vendors all know where you stand and where they fit in the information security scheme. The key to creating effective policies and procedures is to start with a solid risk assessment, and then follow a measured program that includes implementation, monitoring, testing, and reporting. Planning, implementing and monitoring security policies and procedures may vary from one network to the other, including different levels of

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