Threat Course Works Samples For Students

Introduction

Software information systems are vulnerable to many threats. These security threats can be caused by various reasons such as natural disasters, technical failures, unintentional acts such as negligence of the users, deliberate acts and management failures. These threats can have serious financial and privacy issues in the information system especially in a health care setting. Furthermore, the data of the patients can becomes mixed up due to the security issues. Additionally, computer viruses that affect the health care information systems are one of the most common forms of security threats that the information systems face.

Information security policies form the ...

Fear appeals are now widely used not only to sell merchandise but to promote issues like health, security, financial safety and other things. LaTour, Snipes and Bliss noted that:
“In using fear appeals, some negative behavior is usually associated with a negative effect, like smoking and lung cancer, or a positive behavior, unpracticed, is associated with a negative effect, like brushing teeth and cavities” (1996, cited in Mayfield, 2006).

Over the years, several theories have been developed that thought to have influenced the swaying effect of fear appeals. One of these theories is the Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) which suggests ...

Describe potential risks to the information and the related vulnerabilities within the organization. Identify the forces that drive each threat and the related vulnerabilities. 

Information is a vital asset to a company or an organisation. Information is processed, stored and disseminated to the places they are needed by use of IT infrastructure and communication devices. These devices face threats from different sources and of different kinds which results in the threats to information. Information is passed through networks that employees and other personnel rely on every day to generate income for the company.

Threats to information in the organisation are discussed in the sections that follow:

Spam: this is a major threat to email users where emails are filled with unwanted and not-so useful products. These products include scum products, designer goods and schemes that are unrealistic. Research shows ...

The individuals in authority, for example, employers have the responsibility of ensuring the health and safety of all who are under them, hence the establishment of health and safety policies. Health and safety is a body of regulation that guides and protects the total well-being of all members of public, for example, in the workplace, at school and other public areas. In the UK, the health and safety act is found in Chapter 37 of Health and Safety Act of 1974. This article gives a number of provisions regarding health and safety, for example, it provides that the welfare of individuals ...

Defining Terrorism

Defining terrorism is a very complex issue, the importance of which cannot be overstated in the world today. The problem with declaring a “War on Terror” is that there is no catch-all definition of what constitutes terrorism (O’Kane, 2007). Most people have a very general idea of what terrorism looks like; it is easy to describe an act as terrorism once it has occurred, but it is very difficult to define terrorism as a whole before it happens.

A good definition of an act of terrorism is, arguably, an act, often a violent act, whose purpose is to terrify, scare, or otherwise ...

Introduction

The United States homeland security strategy is aimed at protecting and mitigating both domestic and international acts of terrorism that may take place in the nation. One of the key elements of this strategy is sufficient information sharing and flow between the federal, the state and the local law enforcement agencies. The importance of this element was accentuated by the 9/11 attacks that showed the country’s vulnerability to terrorist attacks. It emerged that for the country to protect itself from such future acts of terrorism, the government needed to facilitate the establishment of a “trusted partnerships” between ...

Westjet Airlines was created based on the idea of low cost model that was already practiced by Southwest Airlines. During its startup, the company identified how attractive the opportunities in the air travel industry were. One of the attractive opportunities was the need for cheap air travel options. After a thorough research, the company realized that it could offer low cost air travel services, with a mission of providing extra-ordinary environment for flying. In this industry, the company’s critical success factors are the employees, the customers, and the logistics. Described hereunder is the industry analysis with specific consideration of Social ...

Cyber-espionage involves the stealing of important data from other countries by gaining access to the data bases of the countries. For the US, cyber-espionage involves other countries mainly China and Russia gaining access to the cyberspace of the United States and leaking important data from their systems, mainly economic and military data.

The video claims that these attacks on the United States government are mostly conducted by the Chinese. The United States government reported that the computers used to hack into their cyberspace were of Chinese origin. With these, they claim that the Chinese ...

1.To determine a definition of the domestic terrorism is not easy task.

On a territorial basis, it is opposed to the international terrorism, as the participants of domestic terrorism are citizens of one state, and the consequences of their terrorist activities do not go beyond the country. The domestic terrorism may be associated even with the activities of government agencies and with the struggle of the opposition against the existing political system; however, in the current situation it is more closely related to the violence perpetrated by individuals or small groups of people within the country towards civilians and government officials.

The far-right group Ku Klux Klan is a best-known example of a terrorist ...

Hotel business represents one of the least profitable industries along with airlines, textiles, and several others (Porter, 2008).

Threat of New Entrants
New entrants pose a relatively low threat in the hotel industry. Primarily, this is due to high entry barriers set by a combination of factors. Specifically, they include high capital expenses associated with the entry, economies of scale, and a severely limited supply of attractive locations. As a result, it is difficult to enter this industry, so the threat of new entrants is not a major factor that can negatively affect profitability.

Threat of Substitute Products or Services

Substitute services such as motels, apartments for rent, and other affordable options such as eco-tourism may pose a high threat to the profitability of hotels. However, this force ...

The police department faces a number of hazards which are likely to lead to loss. Risk management is as important in the police department as it is in other organizations. It involves analysis of loss, potential loss, threats, and hazards. There are assets that need protection in addition to security needed for each jurisdiction. Potential assets at the police department include cash, fleets of vehicles, trained officers, secure premises, information, resources, specialized equipments, and technology. The police department faces some of the risks that are generally overlooked. This includes the risk to property and security needs.

Threat assessment (two potential hazards)

The first step to ...

Abstract

The American telecommunication industry has different players that continue to shape the direction of the industry day in day out. Some of the telecommunication companies that operate in this market include AT & T Inc. AT & T is an American incorporated company that deals in telecommunication services like Wireless or mobile telephony as well as landline services coupled with broadband television services. A clear company analysis reveals some industry strategic plan that has been applied by the company in pursuit of its economic goal in the market. This paper seeks to find the different strategic plans AT & ...

Current Situation of Pepsi Light

Pepsi Light is a product that has received great regard in the market globally mostly due to the fact that it mostly associated with sports and that it contains less calories compared to the normal average drink. PepsiCo is a well recognized company worldwide that a lot of people want to be associated with and this has made it easier for the company to introduce new products in the market and maintain the existing ones since the brand name is well established. Pepsi Light was well received in the market and currently it has reached the maturity stage. The product has enabled ...

Strategic analysis

Five Forces analysis

Level of rivalry The level of rivalry remained intense until the end of 2004. Then after 2004, Lego became one of the stronger competitors in the market by introducing some of its new production, which has made its position in the market strong enough. After 2005, Lego started competing in the market of environment for the children. Lego became one of the great threats for big names such as Sega and EA.

Power of buyers

The buying power Lego buyers are higher as the cost of Lego productions is much less than the other alternative toys and productions available in ...

Introduction

John Austin is a renowned name in the field of jurisprudence. Etymologically, the word jurisprudence is formed from two words, ‘juris’ meaning law and ‘prudentia’ meaning prudence or knowledge (Anupom, 2011). Jurisprudence can, thus, be defined as the knowledge and science of law that is essential to ensure due justice to the people. Austin’s work was a remarkable start in the direction of the systematic legal system of modern age. Austin’s work emphasised that sanctions are important to ensure conformation to laws and the sovereign is the supreme authority that issues these laws. Austin’s description of ...

1.  Executive summary

Sysco Corp (SYY) is the leading foodservice distributor in the world, headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company has achieved gradual growth since it was founded in 1969. Some of Sysco’s growth strategies include acquisitions and developing a wide product line. The company generates its revenues through its four major segments; the Broadline, Specialty companies, International, and SYGMA segments. However, the company is in a dynamic and highly competitive foodservice distribution industry. It is therefore fundamental for Sysco to evaluate the external and industry factors that could affect the growth of the company and constantly come up with ...

Introduction

People are very privileged to witness and experience a profuse and diverse natural resources and wildlife on our planet. However, this abundance of natural resources comes with a big stewardship responsibility. For many years, people have known the moral obligation to conserve and guard the diversity of wildlife.
Loss of different species is very common nowadays. This loss is brought by population growth, habitat fragmentation and loss, invasive disease and resource removal (IPCC, 2001). Scientists state that the world is now living the sixth vast extinction. Countless species are in jeopardy. For instance, in the United States, more than five-hundred ...

Introduction:

Myra Morningstar opened up UMUC haircuts around two decades ago, as the only haircut saloon in 10 miles radius. The business flourished with passing time but presently UMUC does not enjoy being the only service in area, as competitors have joined the market. An expensive and big barber outlet is about to open, which raises concerns for UMUC future business. Hence, a business analysis needs to be carried out, aiming at identifying a generic business strategy leading to identify a daily process to be focused upon.

Porter’s Five Forces Model:

Application of Porter’s five forces model will help identifying the major threats to Myra’s ...

Question one:

Pakistan and Iran are two major nuclear powers in the Middle East? Iran is a definite threat to U.S. involvement in the Middle East. Pakistan is considered an ally but remains in constant political turmoil. What is the probability of Pakistan joining forces with Iran in becoming one major nuclear threat? How can the U.S. ensure this will not happen?

Answer

Being part of the wider Middle East, Pakistan is one of the countries with nuclear power in the region. The country successfully tested her weapons in 1988. On the other hand, though rumor has it that Iran could be on ...

Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) have been emerged as one of biggest threats to the humanity in recent times. WMD are weapons that have very devastating effects on humans and can damage buildings or other human made structures substantially. There are several types of destructive weapons including nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, biological weapons and radiological that are known as WMD’S. These weapons are a major concern for politicians, policymakers, law enforcement agencies, army officials and make up a big threat to United States of America. US is on the top in hit list of terrorists and one major concern is ...

I) What are the current opportunities for Toyota?

The Toyota Automobile Corporation operates in a complex global industry. In order for this company to realize the current available opportunities for growth and expansion, Toyota Corporation has to take into account the entire global automotive environment. The company’s mission is to make better cars and contribute to society (Toyota Motor Corporation, 2010). To achieve this mission, Toyota offers quality cars at affordable prices, puts its customers first and practices good customer service to all the clients.
There are various current opportunities for Toyota. One of these opportunities is investing in the production of some of its own ...

Management

Possible threats:

1. John’s is threat to lose his masculinity as his wife leaves him for another woman;
2. Sarah’s and Matt’s confusion by the fact of the breakup of their family;
3. John’s threat of the children being exposed to the lesbian relationship of Tracy;
4. Tracy’s threat that John will get the full custody of their children and will not let her visits them oft;
5. The threat that the children will suffer from the fact that parents cannot or do not want to negotiate.

How might Tracy answer if she was using avoidance tactics (denying the conflict, changing the topic of conversation, etc.)?

This tactic means ...

Instant Coffee Industry in UK:

Coffee is considered as one of the well-renowned beverages in the world. According to research by Mintel in 2012, the retail market of UK reached 1 billion pounds for the first time (H&CNews 2014). The people living in UK consume about 2.8 kg of coffee every year (IBIS 2014). However, people do not consume much coffee in UK as they do in other European countries like France and Germany. The coffee market of UK is of only 33% of German and 50% of French coffee market (H&CNews 2014).

The coffee market in UK is mainly dominated by ...

Introduction

Terrorism has been a long-standing problem of globalization, with radical militant groups inflicting coercion upon civilians to push for political, social and religious goals. Arguably, however, terrorism has reached its zenith in recent times when the September 11, 2001 (9/11) attacks in the United States (US) happened. The intensity of the attacks cast the image of the US as the most powerful nation in the world into serious doubt, considering the fatal breach of security involved (Kean, 2004).

Undoubtedly, 9/11 shook the US towards creating new strategies to counter future cases of terrorism. However, there is an understanding that the ...

Abstract

Fashion imposes trends and it establishes what is in fashion and what is out of fashion. The term comprises a historical evolution that has shaped the fashion industry as we know it today, through cultural interaction and scientific and technological development. Luxury fashion is not a basic need of the society, but a requirement for defining the social classes, the refinement and sophistication, or a statement of uniqueness, of avant – garde, of defying the mainstream fashion.
Key Words: fashion, luxury fashion, social classes, refinement, avant – garde, mainstream fashion.
Luxury Fashion Industry Report

1. Introduction
1.1 Fashion Industry (about ...

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Functions of the Federal, State, and Local Level during this Bioterrorism Event

Health organizations enforce regulations, such as isolation, that may be necessary throughout the emergency period. In case of a bioterrorism event, it is the responsibility of the federal health organizations to announce a state of health emergency. This helps to enlighten the public to be vigilant and aware of the health risks that exist. This has to be done promptly in case the threat involves water safety since water is a necessary consumable for all human beings. The state health organizations play an essential role in ensuring the bioterrorism threat is contained. This means containing the spread of the health risk associated ...

There are numerous factors in an organization’s macro-environment that naturally affect manager’s decisions. New laws, tax changes, demographic change, government policy and trade barrier changes all have an impact on an organization. This paper analyzes the political environment, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental environments of health care industry in Ontario.

It is evident that there is a growing political pressure on healthcare authorities across provinces. For instance, currently, the Ontario’s government health care stands at 42% of the total program spending. Equally, due to the state’s political stability and the likelihood of an increase in ...

Anxiety can be defined as a normal reaction experienced by human beings and involves the physical being and the brain as well. Anxiety serves as an alert system that is triggered when and individual recognizes peril or risk. It is an imperative fundamental survival function. An individual feels sensations of anxiety when the brain and the body respond to a threat or peril.

Anxiety is characterized by quicker heartbeats and panting, unsettled stomach, tense muscles, shivering legs and hands and sweaty palms. This response is an element of the body that is meant to fight flight. This is the effect of ...

Article I

Expanding Intelligence Capabilities: Downstream Knowledge Targets by G. Scott Erickson, Ph.D. Ithaca College and Helen N. Rothberg, Ph.D. Marist College & HNR Associates

Five porter analysis

Knowledge and intelligence are very instrumental towards gaining advantage in the next level of the economy. We based management systems have provided a good platform that can be used for sharing several streams of information across a value chain and with e-network partners. There are some challenges that are involved during the distribution process and in the customer relationship management systems. Five porter analyses takes into consideration the following concepts: Bargaining power of customers, threat of new entrants, threat ...

Strategic and Competitive Analysis

1. Using Internet resources identify the product attributes customers seek when buying hot coffee. (10 marks)
A product is something, which can satisfy a need or want that can be offered to the market. Attributes are properties of a given product, service, brand, advertisement or anything of interest. Attributes are inherent in the product and can be either concrete or abstract. They can also be referred to as product features that attract buyers. They are the characteristics by which a product or service is identified or differentiated. They consist of features, benefits, uses and functions of the product (Espresso Business Solutions). ...

Directions:

- Save your report often as you fill it out, so as not to lose information.
- Use the report form as a single document, do not turn in separate reports for each lab
- Use the ‘Save As’ option to save your file as a Word 97 .doc file
- Save your lab report with this name: Last name, First initial, underscore V1. Thus Charles Darwin would save his Unit 1 Virtual Lab Report as DarwinC_V1.
- Submit this report as a single ...

Abstract

As a senior manager of a computer company that competes with Apple, Inc., this paper will conduct a SWOT analysis of Apple Inc. that could help me with my own strategies. The Analysis will identify roughly five factors of Apple’s Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, and will explain why each factor is relevant. It will go into explaining why each example its strength, weakness, opportunity, or a threat. After the analysis, a strategy there will be proposal as well as a product introduced to take advantage of Apple’s vulnerabilities that will help increase my firm’s market share (AIU, 2014).

Introduction

According ...

Chapter 4

- The firms are pursuing cost leadership strategy and in this strategy advertising is essential. It is considered fixed cost because it is showing the people or shifting their focuses on the products with similar qualities as their competitors’ products but at a lesser price. On the other hand, product-differentiation strategy is based on advertising the unique qualities of the products and their reasonable costs.

- The actions the firms can take to ensure that economies of scale exist are 1- they make sure that the volume of production reach the optimal level where the average cost per unit ...

Introduction to environmental studies

Three integrated elements of sustainability
The three integrated sustainability elements include the social, environmental and economic elements. They are identified to be interconnected.

What is an example of an initiative or decision that benefits people, the environment, and economic growth?

Some of the core items that are core in the environment include air and water. Careful purification of water and air is an initiative that is a beneficiary to the economic and environmental growth.

Population growth

How many people are currently on the planet?
According to United Nations statistics, the world population is approximately 7.04billion
What is the single most significant discovery/change in humanity’s way of living on the planet that has sparked the exponential ...

Introduction

Costco, the third largest retailer chain in the U.S. and the seventh largest retailer in the world, has significantly grown in the last ten years, a critical period disrupted by the great recession, e-commerce revolution, and global competition. Although a big number of retailing enterprises failed to survive the difficult challenges of the decade, Costco demonstrated an outstanding revenue growth performance over its key competitors – Wal-mart (includes Sam’s Club), BJ’s, Target, Sears, and JC Penney. However, based on an analysis of the 10-year financials of Costco and its key competitors, the profit performance of Costco has not ...

INTRODUCTION

Anyone who drives a car is well aware how important gasoline is to their day-to-day activities. Driving a car, which was once a luxury, is now a necessity for most people from sea to shining sea. Over the last decade, Americans have watched the prices of gasoline rise and have felt the burden of that increase on their budgets. Gasoline costs literally doubled and in some places tripled in price, making it more and more difficult for people to afford to drive the distances that their lives may require. This inability to drive can impact all sorts of areas in the American paradigm. ...

The steps in the business continuity planning process include:
- Scope of the plan and business areas: This involves establishing the services that the organization must deliver. The mission and vision provide such information.

- Critical functions: This involves establishing and prioritizing the functions that facilitate product delivery in order to determine the extent of the likely loss of revenue.

- Dependencies between business functions: This involves identifying internal and external dependencies. Such include employee availability, organization’s assets, support services, suppliers, government services, etc.

- Acceptable downtime for a critical function: This involves identifying the impact of a ...

White collar crime is a crime committed on the corporate level. It includes credit card fraud and cybercrime. Corporate level crimes are committed by companies to fulfill their own interests. On the other hand, street crimes are criminal offenses that take place in the general public for example drug trafficking, pickpocketing, etc. White collar crimes present biggest threat to our computer security.

An insider espionage case took place in 2001 in FBI where a FBI agent who had considerable experience and privilege rights to FBI systems was charged to spy for Russia since 1985 and this was considered to be the ...

- The decision problem

The problem under study is concerned with deciding, whether it is worth expanding the business of the investigation company that currently functions in one city. As the company already has the developed client base, good image and significant expertise in the field of investigative services, growing the business seems the most logical way of developing the business. However, significant concern is associated with the company’s possibility to attract the attention of clients at the new location and, therefore, profitability of the new venture.

The concern under study is supported by the fact that the ...

UMUC Haircuts Case Study

UMUC Haircuts, opened by Myra Morningstar in 1995 was situated in a college campus. It started as a barbershop, then progressively grew over the years to a hairstyling zone for both sexes. UMUC Haircuts had grown to include three styling stations and barber chairs as well as a shampoo station.

Five Forces Analysis of UMUC’s Haircuts:

The Five Forces analysis named after Michael E. Porter identifies, and makes a review of five competitive measures that help shape an industry, as well as determine its strengths and weaknesses (Yin 2009). The model is used to provide identity to the structure of an industry and also, to search for attractiveness and profitability ...

SWOT analysis is one of the critical planning tools. In the global perspective SWOT analysis has the power to make any business more competitive in the market place. It is worth noting that SWOT analysis is a planning tool, which compares the weaknesses and strengths together with the opportunities and threats in order to develop an action plan in the business.

The essence of weaknesses and strengths are mostly based in the internal sector of the business. On the other hand, threats and opportunities are external factors to the business. The SWOT analysis in most cases is used as a business ...

1. State Licensure Requirements

Medicare Advantage Plan is described has a type or branch of Medicare health insurance program, which covers healthcare expenses for the disabled, poor or less fortunate individuals, and the older population in the society (Brown et al, 2011) .This health insurance program is specifically provided by private health insurance companies under licensure from the federal government health insurance program or Medicare.

Before an organization is allowed to become a Medicare Advantage plan member, such an organization or institution is required by law to comply with various state licensure requirements and guidelines (Budrys, 2011). These requirements includes capacity to have been in ...

INTRODUCTION.

The 21st Century represents a culmination of human development in different respects. In the natural resource sector, there have been massive establishments of modern petroleum industries, and the subsequent development and expansion of these industries are certainly among the significant success stories of this generation. Another significant development observed in this generation is the development and change in the environmental front, first observed in America then Western Europe in between late 1960 and early 1970’s. The environmental front poses unprecedented threats and challenges to the petroleum industry.

Exploration and extraction of petroleum causes detrimental impacts on water, soil, ecosystems, ...

Psychology Questions

PSYCHOLOGY

1.Define prosocial behavior
The activity of helping or being of benefit to someone without having a particular goal to achieve rather than just to help. This view mostly on the consequences of such actions.

The act of doing things just to help but not under the obligation to do so. It focuses more on the desire to just help I.e. more of the actions of helping than the consequences of the acations.

Helping behavior

This is the tendency to always show the altrusic activities

2. .Prosocial behavior as inborn

Is believed that prosocial behavior can be transmitted in genes so ...

Part 1

Question 1

According to Bartol, C. & Bartol, A. M. (2008), there are different levels of competence in adult and juvenile cases, and these differences are based on the involved party’s understanding of the law. At the same time, Bartol, C. & Bartol, A. M have explained that juvenile competence has increased, especially in the twenty first century. Some of the areas that they have cited this increased include New Hampshire, UK; New York and California. This makes them different represented, before they are brought for delinquency proceedings. However, they have maintained that the criteria for competence in ...

An Integrated Marketing Communications Plan is a comprehensive plan that contains information about when and how the company intends to use the various marketing communications. The plan also includes details of which media to be used when and for how long.

The Integrated Marketing communications Plan is a written document and can vary in length as per the level of detail that the organization wishes to include in it. It can be of just a set of organized hand-written documents for an individual managing a small firm or be a detailed and complex multi-page document for the promotion of a product from a major corporate house. ...

1. In just ten short years, the discourse about immigration reform and legislation became more hazardous and restrictive. In 1986, the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) permitted seasonal agricultural illegal immigrants to have amnesty given good circumstance, and all illegals who had entered the United States before 1982 (and who still lived there) were granted amnesty as well. However, just a decade later, the much more restrictive Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) would right away be deported for a period up to ten years (if they had stayed in the United States for more than a decade). The ...

1. a. The Democratic Party must address the following question: How to protect slavery and rights of people to possess slaves?
b. By this statement the Platform means that the rights of the citizens to possess slaves are protected even in the Northern parts, which are called United States, on the premises where natives are living as well as on the expanding territories of the country
c. The article three states that the rights of citizens to possess slaves are protected in every state and territory, and this is issue is controlled by the General Government
...

Outbreak of Rift Valley Fever in South Africa

Introduction
Rift Valley Fever (RFV) is viral disease that affects animals but can be transmitted from animals to human beings. To be more precise, it is a zoonotic arthropod-borne germ that leads to stern mortality and morbidity in both livestock and human beings. It is usually spread by Culex or Aedes mosquitoes. The disease was first discovered in Kenya around Lake Naivasha in 1915 following deaths of many sheep in a farm. According to the studies that were undertaken during this period, it was discovered that the disease was originated from a virus that infected goats, sheep and cattle as well ...

Introduction

In the mobile world in recent times, there are different forms of mobile phones. Advancement in technology has now influenced several people’s decision in purchasing the type of mobile phones which are otherwise known as Smartphone. Smart phones are one of the most common types of phones that are being used globally now. These sets of phones if you look at them always resemble a minicomputer in terms of the hardware and the software that is associated with it.

Since a Smartphone is a complex entity that can’t just be described easily, this paper would be focusing on taking a part ...

Introduction

Over the years the growth and development of the internet has brought many opportunities for businesses and individuals to gather personal information about other users and to direct their advertising at these people. However, the means by which these things are done give rise to many ethical issues. For one thing, there is the question of whether an individual’s browser history is his or her private property, or is it something which others should be allowed to share? Another issue is at what point are companies being simply unethical? At what point are they breaking the law? At ...

Détente

Conflicts in ideologies defined the Western democracies and the Communist powers in the 1960s and 1970s. It resulted in a nuclear arms battle between the US and the Soviet Union. Consequently, the leaders of either nation embraced dangerous policies that posed threats to the security of the two states, as well as the whole world. Détente brought changes in policy on both states thus redefining the US-Russia relationship (Duiker and Spielvogel, 2014).

In 1964, Leonid Brezhnev came into power in the Soviet Union after the removal of Nikita Khrushchev from power. Working with Alexei Kosygin, ...

Asset identification and classification policy

This is a policy of ensuring that assets are clearly identified and appropriately classified.

Standards: Asset identification and classification standards of the respective State

Procedures: all information system assets should be appropriately identified and classified as part of an organization’s Information Technology Risk Management Process.

Asset protection policy

This refers to a policy aimed at protecting the assets from unauthorized users. Protection in this case is based on accuracy, confidentiality, and security.

Standard: Asset protection standard applied in the State

Procedures: implementation of anti-virus software, setting beck-up files, Implementation of measures to prevent unauthorized access to LAN

Asset management policy

This ...

The prosecutors and police have the common interest cut down crime, arrest criminals and offer fast, sure and particular punishment. Therefore, prosecutors and police are expected to have open communication to facilitate their functions. The two organizations have different responsibilities, but exhibit conflicting views over certain case dispositions. However, their conflicts are considered as evidence for the effective functioning of checks and balances mechanism of the criminal justice system. Therefore, the police should accommodate such checks from prosecutors while prosecutors are expected to provide supervisory functions together with vivid and reasonable explanations. The police are held responsible for their ...

The Second Temple Period marked a time during which significant changes occurred through the Jewish rule and foreign tenure. The weeping of Zion did not last for long since soon after the Babylonian kingdom had collapsed to the newly established empire of Persia, Cyrus, king of Persia declared a policy of religious freedom. This was at about 536 BCE that came about 520 years after the country had been destroyed. Cyrus at this time allowed the people who had fled from Judah to return to their homeland and rebuild their Temple. This saw only a small group of people return as the ...

Explain how the people’s republic of china has managed to control the spread of terrorism within their borders. Has the Chinese government attempted to control religious groups? Have they been successful? Why or why not? Use at least one internet source in addition to the text to answer this question.

The people’s republic of china has been facing terrorism for many decades. The largest threat is the internal terrorism. The internal terrorism is mainly attacking the minorities in the country. The latest killing of Chinese people in the city of Kunming have taken many innocent lives. ...

Q1:The ethicality of offshoring is largely dependent on what services are being offshored. If these are services involving an increased risk in the confidentiality of patient and tax client information (Mintz, 2004), then, offshoring is unethical. Mintz mentioned a report on a Pakistani medical transcriber who threated a medical center in San Francisco unless she received more money for her services.However, when the issue is greater profitability of the company, even against potential long-term threat to the educational system, offshoring involves no ethical question but purely a business decision. There are many advantageous reasons for offshoring, such as taking advantage of foreign ...

Discussion 1

According to FDU Magazine (1999), three out of every four American workers report stress associated with their employment with the United Nations’ International Labor Organization stating the epidemic is global. The effect in the United States is approximately $200 billion annually. A Wall Street Journal(Mantell 1999) survey reported one third of employees consider quitting their jobs due to stress and 14% actually did.

The major medical, behavioral, and psychological consequences of distress are:

- workplace violence
- an estimated 60% of lost work days are related to stree
- increased health care costs of approximately 75% to 90%
- mistakes in production
- employees ...

Discrimination is the unfair treatment of different groups of people usually on the basis of race, sex, religion or disability. Naturally, individuals find themselves in situations of diversity and in different life settings where interaction with other humans is necessary. In this process of interaction, discrimination may creep in especially when minority groups are involved as they are perceived as unequal by the majority groups in the respective society. Education institutions health facilities and work areas are just but a few places where people meet in the process of pursuing their social endeavors. While discrimination is a legal offence, it is ...

“Nuclear weapons made the world a safer place during the Cold War.”

The answer to the above phrase is Yes and No. Yes because although most of the antagonist conventional forces in the European region had numerical superiority they could not attack countries that had nuclear weapons. Due to the destructive aspect of nuclear weapons, states that did not have such weapons did not want to provoke countries that had nuclear weapons for fear of possible reprisal involving nuclear weapons. Accordingly, countries that possessed nuclear weapons refrained from triggering conventional military engagements with other countries that had nuclear weapons because they feared that such hostilities could escalate to a nuclear level. As ...