Nt1310 Unit 3

Discuss security standards and methods, including the need for data storage integrity and data backup and recovery. In addition to complying with Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), SMC needs to be valiant in how the organization will protect information and manage network security. Information security is the protection of information against risk to its integrity, inadvertent disclosure, or availability (Hawkins, 2013a). The most common threats an organization's network will face are hackers, spyware, viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and malicious insider (Hawkins, 2013a). To protect SMC from hackers, they will use firewalls and intrusion-detection devices. Firewalls protect network systems by obstructing unauthorized entry while allowing approved communications (Hawkins, 2013a). Intrusion-detection systems monitor who the user is and what the user accesses. To promote HIPPA, SMC will track the last names of users who accessed patients with the same last name to reveal inappropriate use of client information.

The church required that the workstations be replaced as they are no longer supported by the hardware manufacturer. The workstations operating Windows XP can no longer receive a software patch and are no longer supported by Microsoft. These workstation are extremely vulnerable to attack. Wireless connectivity through the church campus was a requirement as the church was to be able to access information from multiple locations. Setting up hardware to maintain and secure all data and information. The sponsor liked our team’s suggestion to migrate them from a peer to peer network environment to a server domain environment. With all of these upgrades and updates, network security needed to be addressed so the installation and setup of a firewall became a requirement. The

Esoteric protocol: A set of acquisition parameters was categorized as esoteric if the protocol and series name was utilized only once in the entire data set and was not changed at scan time.

Hazards are activities or events that cause loss of life, injury, property damage, social and economic disruption, or environmental degradation. These hazards can be natural or manmade, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, wildfires, and terrorist attacks. Vulnerabilities can be described as the potential for hazards. Vulnerabilities can be such things as geographical locations, a community up north has a lower vulnerability for hurricanes, as compared to Florida communities. Risk is described as the level of protection a community or area will have if they are involved in a hazard, and the certain groups

But I did noticed that snice we did not go too far the GPS did not register that we were moving and when we went inside the Academic building the GPS device completely fail and I assume that it was because we were standing underneath a big metal object that was deflecting the GPS signal. Also when it came to direction it was hard to interpret what was north on the GPS screen, so it did not help when we try to find where north

there is a point of view angle to establish the area and a high, tall

To indicate whether a surface is level or plumb spirit level or Bubble level is used. Original spirit levels are comprised of two bananas shaped curved glass vials at each point of view. They are little complicated in structure. The spirit level will be placed in such a way that the tripod in between two points and the height difference between those points can be calculated easily. To mark the points markers in rock or soil are used. A leveling rod equipped with measured graduations is placed on each point. The focus of the viewer will be pointed on each road and values can be calculated from it. Calculate the difference of back and forward value to find the height difference.

At the intersection of interest, the road sits on flat ground and there are no objects that hinder sight. Observations made during data collection, indicate that minimum sight distance was provided.

Took the average of the 3 measurements of elevations and depression plus the distance from building. The distance from the building which was 45 feet multiplied by tan (degrees) on both elevation 35 degrees and

where {} and {} represent the measuring units i and j and (x,y,z) represents the coordinates of the target[3][A survey]

Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 have been obtained with the same ranging algorithm for comparison.

|Position |Distance (mm) |Angle (sec) |Incremental Height (μm) |Accumulated Height (μm) |Adjusted Height (μm) |

From the outlined image, the system selects the coordinates whose intensity values as 1. It allocates these values to a new variable, namely, intcoord. From this step, we assume that i and j are the two intcoord values. The next step is to calculate the distance from the origin of both these intcoord values using the following formula.

The signal data obtained in the measurement phase is then used to approximate the position of the target node. Since, due to many factors range data often gets attenuated by noisy signal measurements, optimization methods are to be employed to filter the noise and arrive at a more definite position estimate.

It can be observed that as we are increasing the number of sections, the accuracy is also increasing. Taking consideration of efficient use of hardware resources four horizontal and four vertical sections can be chosen safely.