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    the USPTO Strategic IT Plan for 2014-2018 that is based on these foundational efforts. While working at the USPTO, I have demonstrated extensive knowledge and experience in fueling and driving an innovative culture using contemporary and emerging information technology tools, approaches, concepts and products within my role to transform the USPTO OCIO into a better service provider culture through DevOps. I am currently leading the OPG organization that brings DevOps to reality by providing the glue

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    Introduction Information systems and data security to organization has in the recent years increased drastically. A computer can be illustrated as a device that is mainly use to process data into information which is useful to the user. The expert who deal with Information and technology related safety measures are resourceful when it comes to the process of information system and data protection. This will ensure that the data which belongs to companies remain confidential and inaccessible to unauthorized

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    technology will continue to flourish throughout the passage of time. Technology has changed the way we conduct and transact business. As a result to these technological advances businesses were required to adjust and adapt through the means of Computer Information Systems (CIS) to survive in the modern business world. The workplace has changed significantly over the last half-century due to CIS. CIS has an effect over the business world, impacting how companies develop and market their products, in conjunction

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    Creating a robust mobile device policy is necessary to protect companies. For example, the policy must address securing company data and address legal liability (Choilawala, 2014). Therefore, it is critical to involve multiple departments, such as Information Technology (IT), Human Resources (HR), and Security, in building and developing the policy. Involving multiple departments provides various perspective to ensure business needs and goals are aligned. Common organization goals relate to increasing

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    Porter 's five forces of buyer bargaining power refers to the pressure consumers can exert on businesses. In the case of IND, the applicant with the most buyer 's power would be Walabie Council, which has contributed a grand total of $9,032.30 and 29% of IND 's income, with Milford Building having the least buyer 's power with $505,20 and 2% of IND 's total income as seen in the pie chart below. Over 90% of IND 's income comes from just the top 5 sources (AD, HA, SC, PC, WC) And nearly 70% of income

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    technology dedicated to protecting computer devices and information systems from unintended or unauthorized access to the software, hardware or the information they hold. It also involves preventing disruption or misdirection of the services they provide. The banking industry, which supports the financial infrastructure of every today’s world, is heavily reliant on the digital assets that it employs. Every financial institution owns a plethora of information about its clients and their assets, which, if falls

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    Big data has been around for a long time. With the introduction of the Internet of Things, this technology has caused a rapid evolution for big data. The IoT now contributes the biggest percentage of data for big data applications. As data continues to grow at exponential rates and the Internet of Things become more a part of our everyday world, they both have become intimately interconnected. Wherever there is the IoT, you will find big data, and wherever you find big data you will find the IoT

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    What Is A Ciso?

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    What is a CISO? The CISO is a senior-level executive responsible for managing information security from a business perspective, as cybersecurity is increasingly being viewed as a business problem rather than an IT problem. The CISO establishes the enterprise vision, strategy, and program for protecting information assets and technologies to minimize risk to the business. In recent years the role has evolved from a pure security focus to identification and management of the organization’s business

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    the many different operating branches that it provides. Customers can use mobile devices, applications, Internet, telephone or visiting the local branch to access their accounts and information. Customers can open accounts, transfer money, link accounts, order and request checks, pay bills, updating personal information, request copies of statements, and participate in trading of stocks (buying and selling) among other functions. With accounts,

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    1. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (DBMS) INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM (IRS) DBMS offer advance Data Modelling Facility (DMF) including Data Definition Language and Data Manipulation Language for modelling and manipulating data. IRS do not offer an advance DMF. Usually data modelling in IRS is restricted to classification of objects. Data Definition Language of DBMS is the capability to define the data integrity constraints

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