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Have you ever seen someone being harassed or bullied by someone else over the internet? When you initially learned of the issue, what was the very first thing that went through your head? How did you get at the conclusion that the individual had been the target of bullying conduct prior to your intervention? In other words, how did you come to that conclusion?

"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

Computer Science After you have concluded the readings and lectures this week, think about what the laws do not cover in terms of cybercrime. Where are the gaps? Assume you are the lead staffer for a congressman, what would you recommend for future legislation (realistically – given current available technologies and limitations)? How would you approach a non-technically savvy person and convince them to support your legislation?

Do you know anybody who has been the victim of online bullying or harassment? When you initially learned about the issue, what did you think? Specifically, how did you get to the conclusion that this individual had been the subject of bullying before you became involved?

Nearly a decade has passed sinuce the National Academy of Engineers declared Cyber Security a "grand challenge for the next century." Every day there is news on ways in which cyber security challenges and responses are complicating every aspect of our lives. Can the challenge be solved? (40marks) As a first step to solving any problem, one must understand its nature. So, it is important for all cyber security analysts to keep on top of news stories in the field. In this discussion forum we will do just that with the hope that everyone will make it a daily habit throughout their career. Today, some cyber news has been flooded out of the headlines by Hurricane Harvey, but as noted in this article, cyber concerns are front and center as students return to school.

Computer Science What do you believe is the greatest hurdle facing international enforcement of cybercrime law. How often will the issue arise? What is the likelihood of reaching a mutually agreeable solution? What happens if no solution can be reached?

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Include in the report any of the codes of conduct that you have been exposed to in your MMand write a short (no more than 500 words) code of conduct for the inclusion of human valuesin AI. You may use the following code of conduct as a guideline: (15)https://www.acm.org/code-of-ethic

Cybersecurity discussion  In 2013, Edward Snowden was hired by the NSA after previous employment with the CIA as a systems administrator. In early June of 2013 he revealed thousands of classified NSA documents to journalists Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, Barton Gellman, and Ewen MacAskill about government surveillance programs. By June 21, 2013, the United States Department of Justice unsealed charges against Edward Snowden of two counts of violating the Espionage Act of 1917 and theft of government property, which identified the leak of state secrets as an act of treason. Snowden has become a subject of controversy, both ethically and legally being seen as a traitor, a hero, a whistleblower, a dissident, and patriot. Data Security and Privacy in the Age of Surveillance (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden: Patriot or Traitor? (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden is Both A Patriot and A Traitor (Links to an external site.) Using the above short video and articles…

Medical ethics and legal issues within the healthcare professions overlap quite a bit. This discussion prompts you to think through issues related to HIPAA and patient rights and other legalities. The goal is that you will grow in your understanding and application of privacy laws/rights to further your professional success. What is at least one HIPAA/legal issue from your eBook and/or the HIPAA video that stuck out to you or was new to you? Of the HIPAA violation examples in the video, which one do you think might be most commonly broken if people are not thinking carefully and professionally? What do you think is one of the most important "traits of a healthcare professional" needed to uphold HIPAA/ other legal policies (see your eBook Chapter 2, if needing a refresher)?

Interview practicing counselors about some of their most pressing ethical concerns in carrying out their responsibilities. How have they dealt with these ethical issues? Have technological innovations such as cloud computing and online counseling raised new ethical concerns? What are some of their legal considerations? What are their concerns, if any, about malpractice suits?

Identity theft occurs when someone acquires your personal information and uses it to hijack your finances. A common scenario is a thief using your Social Security number to open a credit card account in your name. When the thief does not pay, it is your credit history that is tarnished.   1. List three steps an individual should take to avoid identity theft.   2. List three steps a corporation that maintains your personal data in its information system should take to safeguard your data.   3. How can Internet activities contribute to the likelihood of identity theft? How can you prevent it from happening to you?

6.1During the practical activities, you will be expected to identify safety and environmental hazards while working safely. Witness statements will be provided for you to sign to demonstrate your consideration and methods of avoiding harm. 6.2Produce a report explaining with justification, the preventive actions that should be taken to effectively eliminate or reduce the hazards identified when using computer systems in the labs. criteria 6.1 Evaluate potential safety and environmental hazards when using a computer system. 6.2 Justify the preventive action that should be taken to effectively eliminate or reduce hazards when using a computer system. please justify why each is important. It might help to explain what can go wrong if you don’t follow the actions. NO SIMILARITY AND NO HANDWRITING THANK YOU

Describe the challenges and potential consequences of using persuasive technology in the context of addiction recovery and mental health support.

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What are the risks associated with resume screening programs? How can resume screening as done in the industry promote and uphold oppressive structures  (anti-Black and other forms of racism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination)?

Number the question The CDC Crisis Emergency and Risk Communication (CERC) offers tools that provide practical lessons learned from emergency responses based on psychological and communication sciences (there is also an online Crisis training module, but it is currently being updated). The CERC tools are intended for public health response officials and communicators who have a basic knowledge of public health communication, working with the media and social media, and local and national response structures. After reviewing the CERC manuals, you will be able to: Explain Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication principles. Describe the psychology of a crisis and the type of messages each audience needs. Explain how to tailor messages. Define core concepts of crisis communication planning. Explain the roles of the media and spokesperson. Describe the benefits of social media and mobile media devices. Identify ways to develop relationships with stakeholders and partners. For this…