Common Access Card

Importance of a Common Access Card By: LCpl Crisp, Darius D. I am writing this essay about the importance of a Common Access Card. Which is also known as a “CAC” card. The Common Access Card (CAC) is a United States Deparrtment of Defense (DoD) Smart Card. The card is issued to Active-duty Military Personnel, Reserve Personnel, Civilian Personnel, state employees of the National Guard, contractor personnel, and other non-DoD government employees. The CAC is the size of a standard credit card and stores

vulnerabilities can come from internal and external attack vectors; it can also stem from lack of knowledge. Free and open source software offer significate benefits to an organization, which can also pose a risk that can allow attackers to gain access to vital information on the network server. Many security professionals use open source software to fast-track transport of digital content. Open source application has many drawbacks, the fact that public source application is free for anyone to

Child Advocacy Center development has been closely related to the approaches we have been introduced to in this course. Creating protocols for community impact, sustainability and growth have all occurred as this Child Advocacy has developed in my community. In my work it is very important to keep the families and victims we serve at the forefront of our decision making. Each policy, program and renovation is made with how it will impact the families we serve over how it will benefit us. Our program

Chip Cards V.S. Magnetic Stripe Cards Nowadays, the use of cards is becoming more and more frequent because of its convenience. And the technology provides the way to make cards become more practical. Two most common types of cards that people use are chip cards and magnetic cards. Both chip cards and magnetic stripe cards are broadly used all over the world in diverse areas of people’s life. However, chip cards and magnetic stripe cards are different from the security, function, and the process

National Identification Card Won’t Work The debate on National Identification card has restarted since the terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. The issue of introducing the National Identification Card came into people’s view after a long time hoping that it would reduce the danger of terrorism in the future. United States is not the only one country who is introducing the National Identification Card. There are other hundreds of countries that have

LAB 2 This Lab is designed to help you get started gathering information on your assigned country. As you work on this lab, you are free to share questions or information found with other members of you negotiation group. You all share the same country, though you do not share the same firms. Through this assignment, you will be introduced to different critical and relevant sources of information on your assigned country. While completing the lab should not take more than an hour or so, I encourage

I teach because I like to help students learn, so I want to be available to you. But since this is a large class, I won't be able to address the difficult questions if I am spending hours a day answering the simple ones. So before coming to the instructor with any question, try finding the answer on your own by searching in at least three (3) different places. (For example, re-read the module, check the course schedule, re-read the syllabus, post a question in the discussion board, send a message

1. (U) SITUATION. In accordance with Army Regulation 600-38, The Meal Card Management System, the Directorate of Logistics (DOL) Food Service Program will inspect and revalidate all Camp Arifjan TCS DoD Civilians and TCS Contractors Employees issued DFAC Blue Meal Cards. The purpose of this inspection is to increase area accountability of the DFAC Blue Meal Cards in order to, prohibit or deter fraudulent misuse of meal cards. This inspection will be conducted in two phases, as directed: 1. A. (U)

noticed that the access control system that is in place is accurate and efficient. However, there could be measures taking to make it better and less likely to be defeated. The Westport Building of John Jay College uses credentials such as identification cards to gain access into the building. Access control credentials usually come in the form of cards or fob that can hang on your keychain. The most common credentials are Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) cards. RFID cards can be read from a

Army Authentication The interconnection of the world’s computers has brought forth significant security challenges. One of such challenges is in assuring only authorized users receive access to an organization's most critical asset, information. Authentication utilizing a weak authentication practice such as usernames and passwords are at times what stands between organizational data, and an unauthorized user. Unfortunately, user ineptness to memorize complex passwords tend to expose security