Essays on Advisories

Deliverable A: Training and Emergency Plan

Responsibility: IT Security (IT Security Officer) Deliverables: Emergency Action PlanDocument that will detail the actions that IT security staff will undertake in the event that a ransomeware attack hits our IT systems. It will include damage control and data recovery.

A script to be read over the public address system is located at the communications center.

There would be a list of responsible persons for every room or area with computers. They will immediately take pre-planned action once an attack occurs. Storage devices containing back-up data are placed near the computers to be recovered. These devices are set at read-only. Notice signs written ‘IT security situation. Please do not use until further notice. – CIO’ are ...

South Africa is situated at the southern-most part of the African continent. The country is surrounded by the states of Namibia, Mozambique, Botswana and Zimbabwe. The country occupies close to 4% of the total continent’s landmass with a size that is five times bigger than that of Great Britain. South Africa is a great tourist attraction due to its exotic landscape and beautiful culture that attracts visitors. The following is key information that every visitor to South Africa needs to know about .

Passport

In order to travel to South Africa, one is required to be in possession of a ...

More often than not, globalization is associated increase in development due to the interdependence between economies. Increased flow of information and technology as a result of globalization has led to the emergence of new economies. From one place to another, globalization has also been associated with the degradation of the moral fabric in some societies. This is especially when more liberal lifestyles from developed nations impact on the conservative lifestyles that people in less developed nations lead. It is surprising that as much attention has not been given to globalization and disease.

Owing to globalization, diseases travel faster than ...

Section E

INTRODUCTION Any food product, either vegetable or animal origin, has a definite shelf life. If the recommended temperature and humidity conditions for its storage are not maintained, food spoils at a very fast ratequickly as bacteria and other parasites from the environment take over. Therefore, the food should be eaten as fresh as possible. It is, however, difficult in the contemporary modern world as the population centers are furtherar away from where the food actually grows or comes fromgrown. Consequently, food preservation and processing has become a big industry where innovative and latestmodern technologies are used to minimize the threats of ...

Various communicable diseases exist. These diseases pose a major threat to the current population living in the developing world (Sullivan & Amor, 2012). Examples of the communicable diseases are Malaria, Tuberculosis, Measles, HIV/AIDS, and many others. It is the second only to HIV/AIDS the disease that is the greatest killer worldwide. The disease is so dangerous that 8.6 million fell ill in 2012 with 1.3 million people died from the disease (WHO 2014). Despite their existence, it is an issue of major concern that very few people in the developing world have sufficient knowledge or tools concerning these diseases. For example, ...

The Future of Gifted Provision in Saudi Arabia in Light of the Current Datum

Ph.D. Research Proposal ID / 25162136 Gifted education plays an important role in meeting the unique and often advanced needs of students gifted with exceptional abilities, competencies and talents (Borland, p. 9). Moreover, gifted education fills the gaps in the teaching and learning process that regular education appears inadequate to address. The development of gifted education is essential because it would provide opportunities for gifted students to hone their talents and competencies within a competitive and challenging learning environment (Smutny, 2003, p. 56). In Saudi Arabia, the development of gifted education began during the late 1990s when former ...

Since the dawn of the 20th century, various breeds and mutations of viruses have caused panic to ensue in several countries around the globe. Some of the most popular names that became synonymous to new breeds of illnesses and disease were Anthrax, Mad Cow, and the recent A H1N1. Scientists noted that even the common cold and flu have already transformed due to climate changes, and the advancement of chemicals. Out of all the new breeds of illnesses and viruses that have struck the globe, the Influenza A H1N1 Virus strain had caused much turmoil in both developed and ...