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Hi I want to make a video presentation on this topic which should be 5 mins atleast, so need help below format:   Discussion: Misadventures of a Nation State Podcast Discuss Darknet Diaries Episode 10. Why is this a video discussion instead of a written response? It is an important skill to master to be able to present and summarize the key concepts of a complex cybersecurity incident in a short time frame. Remember that unless you are talking to other cybersecurity professionals, probably no one thinks this stuff is as interesting as you do. Instructions:  The main purpose of the video discussion assignments is to get you to dig into the main four cybersecurity frameworks and references we use in the class. Use the context of the specific security incident to explore and explain some aspects of the NIST CSF, the CIS CSCs, ACSC Strategies to Mitigate Cyber Incidents, and the MITRE ATT&CK matrix. Keep each discussion sub-topic focused and to approximately 1 minute  for a TOTAL video…

What are the potential security vulnerabilities and countermeasures in cloud computing environments?

Is there a possibility that cloud security regulations might be impacted by data breaches? What are some of the countermeasures that may be taken?

Explore the challenges and best practices for cloud security. Discuss techniques and tools for ensuring data privacy and compliance in a cloud environment.

"The impact of hacking on life" - For the last several years cyber-attacks/hacking are in the news on a seemingly continuous basis.  Some of the most recent/largest hacking events include the Solarwinds hack that was the conduit for the major breach of many US Federal agencies and the disturbing Equifax hack from 2017.   Have these events and the subsequent reporting caused you to change any habits/behaviors?  Please provide your thoughts on this along with why you have or have not made any changes as a result of these events. Hint: Please don't use chat gpt

HI there,  thank you in advance. Please write the correct answer by answering True and False the following questions. Namny many thanks :) [1] The BIA results can be utilized in The risk assessment.  [2] In a Cloud Computing Environment Customers should expect that the provider has no SPOFs within their facilities and architecture. [3] Risk can not only be reduced but also eliminated.    [4] The cloud customer is always ultimately legally liable for any loss of data even if the cloud provider demonstrates negligence or malice. [5] Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) is the cloud model in which the cloud customer has the most responsibility and authority.    [6] PII is a major component of regulatory compliance.   [7] PaaS contains everything included in IaaS with the addition of OSs.   [8] Public clouds are multitenant environments

4. College Security Computer and online security is a growing concern for businesses of all sizes. Computer security issues range from viruses to automated Internet attacks to outright theft, the result of which is lost information and lost time. Security issues pop up in news articles daily, and most business owners understand the need to secure their businesses. Your college is no different from any other business when it comes to information security. Draft a document identifying the questions you should ask your college's CIO to ensure information security across your campus.

How can "file signature analysis" and "magic numbers" be used to determine file types and prevent malicious file uploads in web applications?

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Computer Science Captive Portal APs are very commonly found in a variety of settings. Use the Internet to research Captive Portal APs. How are they typically used? What are their security vulnerabilities? What open source products are available? Write a one-page paper on your research.

Part 4: Protecting Critical Infrastructure and the Homeland    The Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Strategy 2018 discusses the protection of critical infrastructure and the homeland. What does that mean to private organizations such as yours? If most critical infrastructure in the United States is owned by the private sector, what responsibility does the DoD have in this regard? Some would argue US laws are outdated and thus the DoD has little authority to assist. Others would argue US laws were purposely established such that the private sector would defend itself and not need assistance from the military. Obviously, for the DoD to assist, it would need the private organizations' data. Said another way, the DoD would need your data as a private citizen/customer of that organization. Those that believe our laws need to be updated argue giving up privacy for protection is legitimate. Others will argue that we should not give private information of citizens to the government for any…

Businesses struggle with data security practices43% of C-suite executives and 12% of small business owners (SBOs) have experienced a data breach,according to Shred-it.While businesses are getting better at protecting their customers’ personal and sensitive information,their focus on security training and protocols has declined in the last year. This decline could poseissues for businesses, as 83% of consumers say they prefer to do business with companies whoprioritize protecting their physical and digital data.The findings reinforce the need for business owners to have data protection policies in place as threatsto data security, both physical (including paper documents, laptop computers or external hard drives)and digital (including malware, ransomware and phishing scams), have outpaced efforts andinvestments to combat them.The report, which was completed prior to COVID-19, also exposes that more focus is needed aroundinformation security in the home, where C-suites and SBOs feel the…

Is cloud security vulnerable to being seriously compromised by data breaches? Is there anything that can be done to prevent this from occurring again?

Discussion Forum - Unit 7 Activity 1 TASK A: Discuss the following questions, identifying possible reasons and motives for the users at both sides of the spectrum: Discuss why users try to break into other user's computers and information systems Discuss why users create viruses. Discuss who owns electronic mail systems, and why they do TASK B: Answer the question posed in the Panama Papers Vignette - Was it wrong to hack and leak the Panama Papers? What technology issues led to the security breach in the Panama Papers case. What is the possible business impact of this security breach for the law firm and its customers? What should the law firm do in the future to avoid similar incidents? TASK C: What is the difference between a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan?

Businesses struggle with data security practices 43% of C-suite executives and 12% of small business owners (SBOs) have experienced a data breach, according to Shred-it. While businesses are getting better at protecting their customers’ personal and sensitive information, their focus on security training and protocols has declined in the last year. This decline could pose issues for businesses, as 83% of consumers say they prefer to do business with companies who prioritize protecting their physical and digital data. The findings reinforce the need for business owners to have data protection policies in place as threats to data security, both physical (including paper documents, laptop computers or external hard drives) and digital (including malware, ransomware and phishing scams), have outpaced efforts and investments to combat them. The report, which was completed prior to COVID-19, also exposes that more focus is needed around information security in the home, where C-suites and…

Protect data in the cloud using identity and access management (IAM) while maintaining a paradigm of shared responsibility. What exactly is cloud security, and how does it compare to the protection that is provided on-premises?

What is the significance of data encryption in cloud security? Explain encryption techniques used in cloud computing.

Question 17  A cloud data breach is more serious than an ordinary data center breach because: Question 17 options:   There are fewer threats against cloud service providers.   A cloud data breach puts data of multiple users in the hands of attackers in a single go.   Generally less sensitive data is stored on clouds   Cloud systems inherently more secure than on premise.

Is cloud security susceptible to assault during a data breach? If this occurs again, what steps may be taken to prevent it?

Discuss the challenges and solutions associated with cloud computing security, including data privacy and compliance.

Discuss the challenges and solutions related to cloud security and data privacy.

Data Security is considered a senior Management concern and responsibility. It affects every company’s operation, reputation and ultimately impacts revenue, profits, and a competitive edge. Yet many companies do not implement defenses that could help to prevent and control data breaches. In June 2012 LinkedIn a business social network site was hacked, this data breach was discovered when IT security experts discovered millions of LinkedIn passwords on a Russian underground site. The reason this happened was that the company was using outdated encryption methods and within 2 days, most passwords were cracked. What steps can a business take to keep control of its data security? What security management processes and activities in each process should a business follow to ensure they have an Information Technology Risk management strategy in place?

Define/Explain the topic fully and identify the role that particular term, concept, or analysis plays in EITHER attacking or protecting digital assets. List 1: Database Database management system (DBMS) Structured query language (SQL) Relational database Table of data consisting of rows (tuples) and columns (attributes) Primary and Foreign Keys Database access control   List 2: Malicious software (malware) Terminology for malicious software Viruses –mechanism, trigger, payload dormant, propagation, triggering, and execution phases Boot sector infector Polymorphic, and metamorphic viruses worms Scanning/fingerprinting Spam e-mail/trojans – social engineering System corruption Bots Remote control (command and control) Phishing Backdoor/trapdoor Rootkit Countermeasures     List 3: Denial-of-service (DoS) attacks Distributed DDoS attacks Reflection attacks Amplification attacks DNS amplification attacks Application-based bandwidth attacks SIP flood HTTP-based attacks Defenses against DoS…

What are the essential security considerations for organizations migrating their data and applications to the cloud?

Enumerate common security vulnerabilities associated with cloud computing.