the cards, that it use magnetic card access only in low-security areas, and that it use a more sophisticated and secure system such as proximity smart cards for access to high-security areas. While the analysis and recommendations presented in this paper are aimed at the University of Maryland, building security professionals everywhere can use the material presented here to enhance the security of their own swipe card systems. Magnetic Swipe Card System Security Page 1 of 26 Table of Contents
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[pic] KISII UNIVERSITY COURSE TITLE: COMPUTING FOR MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE: MBAD 661 FACILITATOR: MR. MAKHULO INTERNET OF THINGS |No. |Name |ADM |SIGNATURE | |1 |Vane B. B. Onwonga |KSU/NRB/012/015 | | |2
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must be one reader devide and one writer device so that the appropriate exchange of data can be established. In writer or “card emulator” mode, the device replaces physical cards – contactless or other - normally used. Examples being credit cards, smart cards, even SIM cards in your cell phone. In reader mode; holding the device near a compatible tag, it can retrieve information that enables you to access contextual information broadcasting services (Gizmodo). Several types of usages are possible
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Essay Week 2 Daniel Farella I.T.T. Technical Institute Author Note: This essay is being submitted on 5/9/2013 for Earl Robinson intorduction to security class. Essay week 2 * The remote access control policy consists of * Group membership * Type of connection * Time of day * Authentication methods * Advanced conditions: * Access server identity * Access client phone number or MAC address * Whether user account dial-in properties are
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type of action is involved to build smart grids and provide installation of advanced meters in neighborhoods across Oahu? How will smart electric grid technology improve electric service? At HECO, management focuses on solving the problem by upgrading their technology system to provide adequate electric service in urban areas of east Honolulu. HECO completes the East Oahu Transmission Project to improve the electric systems responsiveness and efficiency. Smart grids approach would save money and
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AS Level Module 2 Information: Management and Manipulation Lecture One 11.1 Data Capture Lecturer: Deepak Gautam Email: gautamd@wolverhamptoncollege.ac.uk Room: 120, Wulfrun Campus Telephone: 01902 821133 Overview of Data Capture The process of collecting data in a form suitable for use in an information system is termed data capture. For example, before an electricity board can charge a customer for the use of electricity
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Many people today are using a mix of cash and online methods of payment. People are increasingly paying their bills through banks and using credit cards and other online transactions. In fact, sometimes some stores are becoming reluctant to accept cash. Does this mean that cash is about to disappear? Many people think so, but others maintain that notes and coins have too many advantages to disappear overnight. This essay will examine whether or not we are moving to a cashless society. However
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mARKET Micro Life Micro Life Table Content Business Description 3 Our Mission Statement 4 Management & Ownership 5 Product of Service 6 Market Overview / Competition / Market Share 7 A. Industry Analysis 7 B. Marketplace Analysis 8 C. Competition 9 Customer Profile 9 Objectives & Strategy 10 A. Product Strategy 10 B. Place/Distribution Strategy 10 C. Price Strategy 11 D. Sales Strategy 11 E. Operations Strategy 11
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Haris A. Raja Industry Analysis BA 01 Smart Grid Industry Introduction Current electrical grid was conceived more than a hundred years ago. With rising and ever changing energy demands of the 21st century, existing grids are under pressure to deliver efficient, reliable and sustainable supply of electricity. 21st century demand for electricity is driving the evolution of smart grid technologies. The smart grid is a “developing network of new technologies, equipment, and controls working together”
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NFC Near Field Communication (NFC) technology makes life easier and more convenient for consumers around the world by making it simpler to make transactions, exchange digital content, and connect electronic devices with a touch (NFC 2011). Cell phone carriers, such as AT&T, use NFC capabilities in their cell phones as a selling point to the consumer. Some companies, like Samsung, use NFC TecTiles to help their consumers find what they need with just a simple glide of their phone. Major credit
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