Nt1310 Unit 6 Lab

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.

Once a medical record has been transferred into an EMR it can be shredded. Some medical offices chose to keep the records in a secured location. I suppose when it's kept secured it's a back up. But would it really be effective if they didn't change details in it every time a patient visits? some people I suppose shred it because they've used scanners to get all the information from paper to computer.

In quadrants 1 and 2 how the amount and constituents of the fingerprint residue on the substrate affects the fingerprint image, is determined. In quadrant 1, excess sebum and moisture is first removed from the finger tips with the help of a clean cloth. In quadrant 2, fingertip is first wiped around the nose or forehead to create excess sebum. Quadrant 3 and 4 were used to compare the details between untreated and dusted fingerprint residues.

There were concerns related to risks of hackers, malware attacks, password changes which can be disruptive to the clinical workflow and can lead to inefficiency. Human errors, inadequate knowledge and ability to use PHR (health literacy). Are the patients aware of the HIPAA regulations? Some patients of a particular age group refrain from using PHR. Interoperability which is the core purpose of electronic health records is also one of the primary concerns. The use of unauthorized USB drives can lead to the malware attack which may interoperability. The other questions that needs to be answered is despite encryption, firewalls which have been initiated to maintain security, there are still concerns about data security

Having secure mobile and IP address to it is one of the major important factors as to avoid hacking data. (VoIP) is majorly defined as the ability for faxing, phone calls etc. There is also a need of scalable support over IP which routes and optimizes the mobile needs over secured IP and its protocols. There are also communication insecurity in terms of protection. Some of them are protocol errors, cryptographic errors and implementation errors

This one is called cost/benefits. I have to describe how it supports our and neighboring districts and that it is advantageous compared to the cost.

Servers often contain sensitive data. Employee information, customer information, and proprietary business data are just a few examples of the types of sensitive data often secured on company servers. Thus, it is critical that servers are secure from infiltration and attack. One of the best ways to secure a server from attack is to maintain system updates and patches.

Levels of Conceptual Interoperability Model in 2003 list downs six levels of interoperability clearly. Beginning with Level0 is also known as standalone system there is no interoperability at all. Next to that there exist level 1 interoperability characterized by provision for exchange of bytes and bits of data. The main feature of level 2 syntactic interoperability is that it allows a common data format but the meaning of data can’t be retrieved. Level 3 is so called semantic interoperability allows the mutual sharing and availability of data for interpretation. Level 4 described as pragmatic interoperability know the exact meaning of exchanged information. Level5 or dynamic interoperability can make changes in data as time passes. Level 6 conceptual interoperability is higher level where system well versed with the information of

Tor: “Tor is a network of virtual tunnels that allows people and groups to improve their privacy and security on the Internet. It also enables software developers to create new communication tools with built-in privacy features. Tor provides the foundation for a range of applications that allow organizations and individuals to share information over public networks without compromising their privacy.

To discover what the universe is made of and how it works is the challenge of particle

The objective of the lab was to program a vehicle to continuously drive in a one meter square. The square was to be completed in less than 20 seconds, and only the wheel encoder could be used to navigate the vehicle. All of this was done by using the Arduino software tool and the Redbot library to create a program that would satisfy the given lab requirements.

A directory service is a network service that stores, organises and makes resources available to users and application. Resources like e-mail addresses, computers, and devices like printers. It also makes sure the computer networks are properly secured.

Student Answer: Lamentations describes Jerusalem as an abandoned widow, that her people deserted her who once loved her. That the people were carried away and all she has are memories of past glory. That because of her sins, the Lord’s blessing had been withdrawn from her (Tullock, & McEntire, 2006, pg. 191).

Replication occurs when researchers apply an existing theory to new situations. This is often used to test the generalizability of different subjects. This subject group can include any type of variable such as age, race, location, and culture. The main goal of replication is to make sure previous results are valid, to determine the role of extraneous variables, to see how the theory is affected in new situations, and to inspire new research. Sometimes when replication is done results can change or become more vague. This is referred to as the decline effect. The decline effect does not mean the new results are better or that the previous results are wrong, it just means that the results occur less and less each time the experiment

A threat is defined as a potential cause of an incident that may cause harm of systems and organisation, or data. A potential and obvious threat is someone physically stealing hardware, or data. Physical threats are any incident that could result in the loss or physical damage to a computer system, there are threats that are pretty much unpreventable such as fire, floods, lightening, and earthquakes, and these are all physical threats that are uncontrollable. The humidity in rooms which computers are in does to an extent need to be controlled, if the room is too hot or cold if could have a negative effect on a computer system. There are also human threats such as; vandalism, theft, disruption, accidental or intentional errors.