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    Larry Collins walked into the house, jiggling the door a bit before it finally opened. He threw the keys onto an old box of take out, the apartment in disarray because of his current work situation. He went over to his dog, a trusty golden retriever of 13 years. He gave the dog a pat, and stretched out on the couch, laying his laptop next to him. He found the remote to his television and turned the machine on, wanting to relax after a thirteen hour day at the office. The television came to life,

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    Building an Access Control System The Information Security crew of a University have been assigned a task to install an access control system. As per the requirement provided, the Access Control System should automatically lock and unlock the doors through an electronic proximity reader which should be integrated with an existing security camera system. These cameras are designed to face and rotate to record a person as they use their ID card to unlock the door. Project Objectives Goal –“The project

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    the stakeholders, customers, suppliers, employees, etc. If they know there is a problem with a product their priority is the safety and consideration of the stakeholders and the effect on their bottom line second. Modine holds their company and their employees to the highest of standards. It is by using these values as guide that has allowed Modine to not only exist but become part of the communities in which their plants are located. Through selflessness the company is able to put the customer

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    vulnerabilities in security that need to be planned for and mitigated wherever possible. A DBMS is responsible for designing the methods in which data recovery and security is handled, while tools are used within database modeling that facilitate modeling, system design, and improve performance (Elmasri & Navathe, 2016). When applying these tools to database creation, security should always be considered in each step of modeling and creating the database. The DBMS provides a security and authorization

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    crown dependencies. Physical Security addresses actions you can take to protect buildings, property and assets against intruders It also protection for the environment. There are two main purposes : serving the public by keeping in custody those committed by the courts. Looking after prisoners with humanity and also helping them lead law –abiding and useful lives in custody and after release. It is essential that prisoners cannot escape from custody. This means the physical security in terms of high

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    Should armed guard be patrolling schools? There were over 200 school shootings in America from 2013 to 2015 — an average of nearly one a week. In all, these incidents resulted in 59 deaths and 124 non-fatal gunshot injuries. A staggering statistic considering that protecting children at schools has been and will be one of the top priorities for all Americans. Americans disagree on many topics and have diverse social and economic beliefs , but we all agree on providing safe and secure learning environments

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    ABSTRACT Today’s world is full of rush and most of the women work independently to support their family. They have to work till late night. For such women, safety is the most important requirement. The security issue for such women comes forward because cases of harassment and rapes on those women are increasing. This android application will provide a functionality using which any person can get the idea about the threat level of any particular area in which he/she is going to be enter. If the

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    generating plants) have to be redacted. Access to un-redacted documents is from now on a strict need-to-know basis: only by employees whose work depends on access to the information can access the un-redacted provided they have: passed a 5-year security background check (this process takes 4 weeks once the documents have been submitted), and completed the online training course (takes 5-6 hours to complete) on how to protect sensitive information. The legislation makes possession of un-redacted

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    the data that they don’t have the right to view/alter. • Pay by tap credit cards: This is a permanent physical data storage mean where all credential data is on it, it’s kind of like a black box container where you can use the information store on this piece of object, since this kind of object is easy to steal by an entity, therefore it should be considered as a threat. • ATM: ATM is a physical embed-in device which is to be installed on the wall as part of the supporting infrastructure, despite

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    alone. The selection process should also include a risk analysis that examines the additional risks associated with the physical security as well as risk brought about by natural or man-made disasters. By employing such consideration not only protects an organization’s assets, but also provides a roadmap to develop methods and procedures for the successful deployment of physical access controls as well as the development Disaster Recover plans (DRPs) and business continuity plans (MMB, 2012). This

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