Introduction In this task you will create a Certification Authority (CA) which will act as a subordinate Enterprise Certification Authority to issue certificates to users and computers for an organisation called Hexad0m. An offline root Certification Authority is expected to be installed and configured to establish the fundamentals in the PKI architecture to serve as an issuer to your subordinate CA. You will also demonstrate a comprehensive thre...
Unit 4 USLOsInstructions Review this unit's student learning outcomes (USLOs) below. Select one of the discussion prompts below to respond to in your initial post. Respond to classmates that focused on other prompts in your two peer responses. Unit 4 USLOs Identify best practices for responsible internet use. Identify appropriate and inappropriate uses of information. Â Describe the concepts of privacy, confidentiality, security,...
Types of UML DiagramsIn this assignment, we again will study UML diagrams and how to create one. Three specific ones are used more than others. Click on the link below and read the about the three types of diagrams. You are a customer at a large bank. This bank will only allows you to deposit money into your account and withdraw money from your account. You can also apply to the load officer for a loan. I...
The Increase in Crypto Crimes in 2020 Due to Coronavirus-Themed ScamsRead The Case Dark Sides of the Internet On Cyber Threats and Information Warfare Review the IC3 2017 Annual Crime Report News: Cybercriminals garnered $1.4B from cryptocurrency crimes in spring 2020 Source: Techrepublic.com (Links to an external site.) In the first five months of 2020, cryptocurrency crimes have totaled $1.4 billion, indicating tha...
A critical aspect of incident response is the ability to use information gained from an incident to improve the organizationâs security posture. The insight gained helps security professionals develop solutions that reduce the likelihood of similar incidents in the future while balancing the potential negative impacts those solutions will have on the people, processes, and technologies they ultimately affect. In this project,...
Steps to create AS/400 resources1-Create a new Library called VnnLIB1 (NN is your student login id number) using the command CRTLIB 2 – Create a new Jobq VnnJOBQ1 and Outq VnnOUTQ1 in the Library VnnLIB1 using the command crtjobq and crtoutq 3 – Grant *PUBLIC *USE Authority to your VnnLIB1 library using the command wrkobj VnnLIB1 and then option 2 4 – Submit 3 jobs using sbmjob in your VnnJOBQ1, these jobs will not run, si...
Write a C program that inverts the bits of a non-negative number provided by the user through argument. Note, the program is to invert the order of the bits, i.e., move the lowest bit to the highest position, 2nd lowest bit to 2nd highest position, etc. It is not to flip the bits (0à1, 1à0). The program prints out the number, its binary representation, the value after the inversion, and the binary representation after the inversi...
Step-by-step instructions for ARP poisoning preventionProject 5-4: Exploring ARP Poisoning Attackers frequently modify the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table to redirect communications away from a valid device to an attacker's computer. In this project, you view the ARP table on your computer and make modifications to it. You will need to have another "victim's" computer running on your network (and know the IP address), as well as a defaul...
The Socio-technical System TheoryIn the beginning modules, we talked about how Information Systems literacy requires that we move past just the technical and understand how systems are used by people within organizations. Using the socio-technical view, break down the Eisenmann case into the 3 types - technology issues, people issues, and organizational issues. Provide a synopsis of each issue, along with what possible solutions might be to the ...
Identifying the BookBook Is Attached. M2 A2 Book selection One of the tasks in this course is to write about a book that addresses a topic related computing, applying what you learn in the course to your reading of the book. This assignment is simply to identify the book, but you should approach this with consideration of what you’ll need to do with this book in a subsequent assignment. In addition to a writing general summary of the book ...
Question 1: Converting First Name Initials to Binary Using Amplitude ModulationDirections: Answer all questions. Provide as much detail as necessary to explain your answer. 1. Write out the first 4 letters of your First name (Murad)in UPPERCASE. Using the ASCII chart, identify the decimal number and convert to binary form. Draw a graph for each letter as if you were transmitting using Amplitude Modulation. 2. Write out 20 letters and numbers as ...
Research-based Assessment OptionThe assessment has been specifically designed to accommodate the students varying commercial knowledge and understanding of module content. Hence: Students will be required to conduct either a :- Option 1. Research a business related theme from the module scheme of work and produce an individual academic report. Option 2. Secure a live organisation, to manage an innovation project and produce a reflecti...
Defining Virtual and Integrated OrganizationsQuestions: Question 1: Define, compare, and contrast virtual to integrated organizations. What additional risks are there to virtual organizations relative to integrated companies? Please provide examples of the degree of "virtual" versus "integrated" you might have witnessed in your current companies. Make a recommendation of what you feel an ideal organizational form might be. My Post: V...
Assessed module outcomesThis Assignment assesses the following module (from Definitive Module Document): (1) plan and manage a substantial body of work, identify any risks inherent in their chosen approach, and work independently with minimum supervision; (2) to both critically evaluate and discuss the outcome of their project work in written and oral form; (3) to articulate the broader contexts of their work in relation to legal, social, eth...
Sources to Use for Engagement with Literature Skills Engagement with Literature Skills Your work must be informed and supported by scholarly material that is relevant to and focused on the task(s) set. You should provide evidence that you have accessed an appropriate range of sources, which may be academic, governmental and industrial; these sources may include academic journal articles, textbooks, current news articles, organisational d...