The Risks of Database System

The primary purpose of this Risk assessment report is to identify the threats and vulnerabilities that are possible in an IT system domain called Electronic Medical Record (EMR) throughout its lifecycle. The Risk Assessment plan is needed for this Fictional Enterprise (Medco) as this uses the automated information to deal with the patient records and to process this information with the patient record for better use of their mission, risk management plan plays an important role in protecting the organization’s information assets. This report will provide the detailed summary of possible

In a large service-related Healthcare organization with the staff to patient ratio approximately 1:100, there is a greater threat by technology of breaching security records. Medical records include information about ones physical and mental being. They may contain information about ones relationship with family members, sexual behavior, drug or alcohol problems and HIV status ( Burke & Weill, 2005). The confidentiality is threatened when the medical records information is put on the Internet, by use of telemedicine, and by the use of e-mail by healthcare workers. Although this is the fastest way to store and share

Ensuring the security of organizational and employee information is vital for any organization. Security misfortune can be damaging to the organization and the affected employees. In the case of Huffman Trucking information stored in the database includes names, social security numbers, and personal employee information used for the Benefits Election System. The cost of loss of such information typically results in the same outcome - the loss of financial resources or the harm to one's information. In an effort to

The database runs on the Oracle 11g platform and the CIO has task me to prepare a responsive database security plan. If personnel data is compromise identity theft can ensue and millions of dollars will be lost in repairing the wronged individual and rebuilding soldiers’ confidence in Department of Defense commitment to protecting their private information. It is not just the soldier information stored here but every dependent information and legal responsibility of single soldiers. The Standard Installation Division Personnel System Version 3 (SIDPERS-3) is a Standard Army Management Information System developed in 1991 with more automated personnel actions than ever before. The system consists of a relational data base, application software written in Ada, and a hardware suite. The hardware architecture is a host-based design with a

This network stores information on all course material, instructors, and requirements for making the courses available to all service members. Class schedules are also stored in ATRRS for certain years. The database also gives information such as; the individuals’ name, the rank of the student, the status of the class, and it even shows the grade that the individual scored. During a time of war, ATRRS collaborates with the Mobilization Training Planning system, which is responsible for the mobilization, training, and deployment of service members. While an individual is conducting training through ATRRS, different types of data is collected and used to enhance future training.

Data security has become a concern for every individual in our country. We hear about data loss from businesses like Target and University of Maryland at College Park and it is easy to wonder where the next security breach will be and whether it will affect us personally. This is intended as a look at the existing data security policies that receive the most public attention, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) (34 CFR) and Health Information Portability and Accountability Act of 2000 (HIPAA) (45 CFR. 76 CFR)with a focus on how these statutes apply to database security and design. These regulations affect every American in some way since nearly every person has been either a student, the parent of a

The Enlisted Distribution and Assignment System (EDAS) is a great system with minimal hardware and software requirements. The system is simple and effective at what it does. Competition is scarce and there are very few things that should be changed involving the technical aspects of the system. The more than 100,000 assignments that are processed through EDAS annually are vital to the versatility of the Soldiers in the greatest Army the world has ever known.

• Planned and conducted personnel training, orientation programs, and prepared month-end and year-end documentation for over 400 new incoming soldiers and outgoing soldiers.• Worked as a Travel section expert with 100% accuracy while stationed at Camp Casey Korea for a year. • Considered expert while working with Defense Travel System (DTS), Defense Joint Military Pay System (DJMS), Defense MilPay Office (DMO), and Integrated Automated Travel System (IATS). • Planned, organized, and directed the activities ensuring that the functional work area complied with legal and regulatory requirements and meet customer needs. • Reviewed unique and complex problems encountered by self or other technicians in reconciling accounts. • Performed duties in

Fortunately, the U.S. Army, in conjunction with the Department of Defense, have devised plans to ensure the United States’ leadership role is unchallenged. When implemented the Joint Information Environment will be able to support combatant commanders, with the ability access relevant information quickly, through a shared infrastructure which host integrated application systems (Joint Chief of Staff, 2013). The ability to share data across

The Army Career Tracker Program SSG Matthew D. Ellis Fort Rucker NCOA SLC class 18-003 Abstract This paper discusses the need for creating the Army Career Tracker (ACT). The ACT revamps the way the old Noncommissioned Officer Development system worked on career progression of Soldiers all the way up the rank structure. From the establishment of the program through the feedback from testing, it then moved to the implementation phase.

With a vast array of services assisting millions of active duty personnel and civilians across the world, the DoD must employ comprehensive information technology and systems that are capable of supporting the products and services the agency is responsible

Marine Online (MOL) is a computer based information system that is used throughout the Marine Corps. In the Marine Corps, this system enables all military and some civilian personnel the capability to access their electronic personal record which retrieves information from Marine Corps Total Force System (MCTFS). According to Onley (2005), “MCTFS is the only fully integrated personnel and pay system supporting active and reserve forces within the Department of Defense (DOD)” (p. 1). Due to the sensitivity of the data that is entered in MOL, the Marine Corps is making all efforts to make sure that the information in this system is safeguarded. Marine Online is a Marine Corps information system of the future. A key argument

capability to “talk to” 26 other systems used by the National Guard, the Army Reserve,

This Risk Management Plan is developed to assist with the Defense Logistics Information Service by providing precise recommendations and rules to secure risk management is considered and encompassed. The plan and purpose is to prevent the loss of confidentially in data by analyzing the risks and afford evidence on application of risk controls to ensure security.

With advances in technology constantly happening, it can be hard to keep up with all of the latest trends. If organizations cannot keep up with the latest trends, it can lead to flaws in their security. Any flaws in security can have a detrimental effect on an organization’s database. Almost every organization has some sort of database, whether it is for maintaining customers, inventory, or vital information.