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    People who work in the information technology (IT) area of a biopharmaceutical company usually start either with an IT background and become interested in the biopharma field, perhaps because of the desire to help find cures for diseases, or they start in the clinical area and become more interested and involved in what IT can do for clinical research. Very few people actually start with the idea of working in IT for a biopharma company. This article focuses on the impact some of the major technologies

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    Rome, which was one of the strongest ancient empires, worshipped a god, Janus. Romans believed that Janus protected their beginnings, gates and time; in particular, Janus was the male with two faces (Martin, 2012). Similarly, freedom of speech is Janus with two faces reflecting freedom and limit. According to Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadians are free to think their own thoughts, speak their own minds, to gather peacefully into groups and to associate with whomever they wish, as

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    Information Security As a kind of resources, information has the character of universality, sharing, value-added, hand-liability and multiple utilities and these advantages make information has special significance for human beings. The essence of information security is to protect information systems or information resources in the information network from various types of threats, interferences and damages. According to the definition of international organization for standardization, information

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    to keep their organization running smoothly and organised, the computer misuses act 1990 doesn’t allow trespassers to use, access or alter any computer data they are not entitled in doing so. The reason Cadbury use this is in order to keep their information safe Cadbury implement this in such as secrets or ingredients to their products must be kept safe. The Data protection Act 1998 (DPA) is an act of Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Brittan and Northern Ireland. This defines UK law on the

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    management as one of the components in information assurance, which elaborates the importance of firewalls on the operation system. Illustrating the example of the online transaction that can use firewall management to mitigate the risks of severe consequences from cyberattacks. Besides, there are some limitation of firewalls as well that we have to consider in operating the system even if the firewall is protecting the system. Introduction Nowadays, information assurance (IA) plays an important role

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    IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION SECURITY Implementation of an information security project takes more time, effort and communication in security systems development life cycle (SecSDLC). In this phase, an information security blueprint is executed and accomplished by changing the configuration and operations of the organization. The change in procedures, people, hardware, software and data can provide more security. During implementation phase, the blueprint turns into project plan. The project plan implements

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    makers are not only concerned with intelligence; they are constantly concerned with reelection. A policy maker who is identifying requirements could decide to focus resources on an issue that is less vital to the nation’s security in order to obtain information that will get them reelected. High level threats could be pushed to the side in order to address an issue that is not necessarily as vital but is a hot topic in news media, and public opinion. This would be followed down by the intelligence community

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    Introduction Information technology has become so pervasive in our lives that acts and ordinances are being enacted and amended on a regular basis in order to keep a check on its exponential growth. Nearly every field has a law that institutions need to be in compliance with; the healthcare segment has the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, retail has the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, the banking sector needs to comply with the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act, and educational

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    Cybercrime bigger than Terrorism. “There are two kinds of people in America today: those who have experienced a foreign cyber attack and know it, and those who have experienced a foreign cyber attack and don 't know it.” (Frank Wolf). The world has become more connected today than ever before. The world’s technology is growing larger and the internet’s traffic is boosting. Major internet-related industries are doubling profits because of the online traffic. With all the wonderful and positive things

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    suitable for the company according to what the new owner wants. There were six main areas that was explored as part of the IT infrastructure of the company. Human-Computer Interface (HCI), Databases, Programming, Networking, Web Technologies and Information Security. As part of the HCI, a summary of the interface of the two software that the company employees use every day namely Microsoft Word and Microsoft Visio is explained. When you open MS-Word you will find within many other necessary tools to

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