Essays on Carswell

Reflections on How I Became an Entrepreneur

Introduction We live in societies of high unemployment and low real wages and therefore it is inevitable for the economies to increase the demand for labor and create a set of new sources of income. This can be so by encouraging the creation of new firms, thereby generating not only profits for the owners but also new jobs (Bridges, O’Neill, & Cromie, 2013). This is a context that encourages the economy to benefit from the individuals with entrepreneurial abilities to practice such traits and become entrepreneurs. A critical aspect of this process is that the policy option of encouraging ...

This paper presents a discussion on the goals of the federal government officials as well as the rationale for decisions in the prior round. The principal goal of the federal government department in charge of cybersecurity is to provide a secure cyberspace in order to protect citizens, investors and government agencies against attacks and disasters (Barlas, 2004; Carswell, 2012; Norquist, 2004). When the cyber space is insecure, people become nervous and this could destabilize the economy (Carswell, 2012).

The following officials have the following roles:-

Chief Information Officer (CIO) The CIO is tasked with coordinating and making decisions regarding 1) Authorized Software Policy, 2) Backup RAID Levels, ...

Report on Capstone Simulation Round 1

- Authorized Software Policy

Type of software permitted for use by employees: Approved software

Software evaluation frequency in months: 6 Violation penalties: Focus on warnings - Backup RAID levels: 0

Remote backup spending: $ 250,000

- Database Security Frequency of forcing password changes in days: 15Degree of separation of roles for admin and operator roles: CompleteControl privileges: RestrictedOS services and associated ports: EnableDatabase honeypots: Enable - Remote Access Policy - Systems Development Testing

Intensity of quality assurance testing: HighDegree of reliance on external vendor: Comprehensive testing

- Training

Training by funding: $50,000

- Training and Auditing Frequency of physical audits of the equipment: Every six monthsFocus on training area: network vulnerabilities 25%Focus on training area: controls 25%Focus on training area: encryption 25%Focus ...