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Effects of Cyberbullying

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Public networks (like coffee shop or hotel networks) are often open networks. Do you use this type of network? What types of things do you do while connected to the network? Do you shop? Check bank balances? Pay your credit card? Do you know anyone who does any of these things? Is this safe? Why or why not?

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Net Neutrality and why I am against the government ending it, and why it is important to maintain

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Assignment # 1: Security and Compliance

Security and compliance are interconnected in important ways. What happens if you have a policy, but you cannot assure compliance? There is no automated enforcement mechanism. You cannot be sure if policy is followed or not.
To gain a deeper appreciation for the relationship between security and compliance, consider the following scenario:
In an organization, managers are allowed to add users to Active Directory groups, which potentially grant them access to sensitive data on file shares. There are security policies and regulations that state that this access must be reviewed quarterly to ensure that only approved people have access to certain types of sensitive data. Sometimes, when people change jobs, their access may not be removed properly, so controls need to be put in place to demonstrate that the organization is doing a good job of meeting security and regulatory requirements.
Access requirements can change frequently, and at a large organization this can become very difficult to manage. When an employee moves from one job to another in the same organization, someone must change their level of access to certain resources. A manager should approve this change, and there should be quarterly metrics that show how managers are reviewing access levels for employees, and modifying access, as needed.
For this Assignment # 1, in 250–400 words, address the following:
For the given scenario, recommend two policies that you would create for managers approving new access and for monitoring that access. In recommending these policies, make sure they are appropriate for the employees and are in accordance with the organizational policy for approving and monitoring access. Discuss the artifacts you would generate, as a part of these policies, to demonstrate compliance.

Assignment # 2: Developing Operational Security Metrics to Meet Business Value

Identity management is just one area of information assurance that needs to be improved in an organization. An information assurance professional needs to have a good understanding of how well all areas of security and information assurance are being managed and maintained. Metrics are very important instruments for managing security and information assurance. Examples of metrics from other areas of security that can be more quantitative and meaningful include:
•    Tracking the number of security intrusion detection incidents on a monthly basis
•    Breaking intrusion detection incidents down by Week and country because this will demonstrate if security is weak in some functional area
•    Recording the business impact of each intrusion detection incident
For this Assignment # 2, write a 4- to 6-page paper in which you create 8–10 operational metrics, and explain how these metrics demonstrate the overall efficacy of the information assurance program at your organization. In the paper, respond to the following: 
•    How do you determine acceptable baselines for the metrics you created?
•    How are these metrics efficacious to the teams involved in the operation of security controls?
Because you are using a fictitious scenario, state any assumptions you make.

Required Readings

Brotby, K. (2009). Information security governance: A practical development and implementation approach.  Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.

•    Chapter 13, “Security Program Development Metrics”
In this chapter you are introduced to the process of putting an information system security strategy into operational use. You will explore the decisions that must be made and metrics that will be needed to provide the information required for security program development management.

•    Chapter 14, “Information Security Management Metrics”
In this chapter you are introduced to the concept of using management metrics to help executive management of an organization with decision support regarding information security. You will investigate the tactical metrics that are needed to keep the information security governance program operating at an acceptable level guided by the strategic objectives.
Jaquith, A. (2007). Security metrics: Replacing fear, uncertainty, and doubt.  Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.

•    Chapter 3, “Diagnosing Problems and Measuring Technical Security”
In this chapter you will be introduced to a collection of common security metrics for diagnosing problems and measuring technical security activities.

•    Chapter 6, “Visualization”
In this chapter you are introduced to the concept of graphically representing data and metrics as an information visualization practice. You will explore ways to display data graphically without losing the richness and texture that best facilitate deep understanding.

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Discuss the five (5) processes of project management. As a manager, how would one plan, track, and manage projects, and what software could one use?

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Examines the TCP and OSI models.

[Explains the corresponding layers of the OSI and TCP models and the various functions at each layer.]

Examines the IPv4 address and subnet mask.

[Describes the IPv4 address and maximum amount of IPs available with this addressing scheme. Identifies the subnet mask and its purpose in the IPv4 address.]

Examines the IPv6 address and prefix.

[Describes the IPv6 address and the maximum amount of IPs available with this addressing scheme. Identifies the prefix for the IPv6 address its purpose]

Identifies IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and their cohabitation.

[Identifies at least two methods to allow IPv4 addresses to coexist.]

Examines the IPv4 and IPv6 headers.

[Compares and contrasts the various fields in the IPv4 and IPv6 headers.]

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submit 2 to 3 topics of security issues related to the industry. In this paper, you will give a subject of security issue and give an explanation to why this security is important in relations to the company you wish to become employed. it is very important that you give an exceptional argument on the topics and the one you feel is the most important. and needs also needs to cover these questions.
Security-Related Issue Research
How prevalent is this issue to the industry?
How does this issue impact the industry?
Does this issue have a cost involved to the industry or public?
Monetary or Reputation?  Explain.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN A DIGITAL WORLD

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Discuss your own program goals (Numbers 7–11) in relation to your internship and any relevant Code of Ethics standards (APA Code of Conduct for psychology students or NOHS Ethical Standards for Human Service Professionals). Write at least one paragraph for each goal and submit it in the course website by the start of Unit

Topic- Work with at-risk youth in a group home


For Example: The Bachelor of Arts Human Services major equips students to:


7. Develop interpersonal skills with clients, co-workers and supervisors.

In my field experience placement, I demonstrated this by....write down how you did this, what you learned, and what activities you performed to meet this goal. How did you improve in this area due to your field experience? Give examples of interactions with clients, etc.

8. Demonstrate competency in the general administrative aspects of the service delivery system.

In my field experience placement, I demonstrated this by....write down how you did this, what you learned, and what activities you performed to meet this goal. How did you improve in this area due to your field experience? Give examples of any paperwork you helped complete, any other administrative tasks.

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Please write a short essay (400-500 words) in response to Engels’ book. Please focus your
discussion on one or a combination of the questions suggested below. Make sure that your
response addresses specifically to Engels’ text. Avoid generalizations.

For example; Try focusing on a specific passage by explaining it and interpreting it. 

Friedrich Engels, The Housing Question (1872)
Including the Preface to 1887 edition, Parts 1, 2, 3:
Th link below should take to the readings:
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1872/housing-question/


In 1872 Engels published a series of articles offering a critique of two opposing movements that led
housing reform in the nineteenth century:
o utopian (French) socialism
o conservative philanthropy
Engel’s position is consistent with his and Karl Marx’s “scientific socialism.” Please familiarize
yourself with Engels by running a quick search on the web. 

Part 1:
The first part of Engels’ book attacks a non-revolutionary brand of utopian socialism which he
associated with the influence of the French philosopher P.-J. Proudhon.
Please check quickly who was P.-J. Proudhon. Relate him to our earlier discussion of Baron
Haussmann’s operations in Paris and to the time of Napoleon III.

Now run a quick search about the utopian ideas of Charles Fourier, Fourierism, and the utopian
communities in the 19th century called Phalanxes or Phalanstères. How is the Fourierist socialist
utopia similar or different from Thomas More’s?

In his critique of Proudhon and French utopian socialism, Engels argues that, by trying to alleviate
the housing problem of the working classes the utopian socialists mistook a symptom for the
disease. What the members of the proletariat needed was not access to housing but awareness of
the root causes of their misery: the greater political economy of industrial capitalism. Please explain
what Engels means by this. Do you agree more with Engels or the French utopians?

Part 2:
By the 1870s a conservative philanthropic movement had gained enough traction in England to
pass housing legislations in the Parliament, and threatened to overshadow the “social question” in
the larger European context. A group of wealthy philanthropists tried to better the working
conditions of the urban poor.

Engels argues in this text that that “bourgeois philanthropy” was steeped in ideology. What is
ideology in this case? Please explain.

Engels contends that conservative philanthropy, not unlike utopian socialism, would produce
mortgage-carrying homeowners out of the proletariat—another form of oppression. Please identify
the sections where he talks about home ownership and mortgage.

Do you think solving the housing crisis is a distraction from the larger problem of inequality? If you
disagree with both Engels and the French utopians please articulate your own position.

General questions:
Please comment on Engel’s tone. Is he being ironic? Is he willing to accept positions other than his
own? Is this a manifesto?
What can architects and city planners do to solve the housing question? What would Engels think
about modern architecture and modern mass housing projects. Would he be skeptical?

Again, Please focus on discussing one or a combination of the questions suggested above. Be specific, NO GENERALIZATIONS. NO OUTSIDE SOURCES. NO PLAGIARISM. ONLY USE ASSIGNED READING

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