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1. (TCO 10) Generally, symmetric cryptography is used to encrypt , and asymmetric cryptography is used to encrypt . (Points : 5) images, text data, messages messages, data text, images messages, d igital signatures 2. (TCO 10) Cryptography is used to do all of the following, except . (Points : 5) keep messages private authenticate the sender test the integrity of messages maintain the receiver's privacy nonrepudiate senders 3. (TCO 11) A packet filter that keeps track of the state of a connecti...

SEC 360 Week 5 YouDecide Assignment: Cryptographic Tunneling and the OSI Model The Sunshine Machine Works company has recently expanded its infrastructure and has task the IT s ervice manager to develop a plan and approach for remote access. One of the main concerns is the fear of the remote access being compromised and the propriety information or the customer’s data leaked. It is very important for all employees to be able to be able to the company’s intranet remotely and securely. One of ...

SEC360 - Week 5: Quiz (TCO 6) The media control that includes locked doors, desks, file cabinets, or safes is . environmental protection physical access protection integrity verification disposition identification Text, page 195 (TCO 6) What is the best weapon a company can have against physical security threats? Motion detectors Security plan Unbreakable firewalls Educated staff Lecture; text, page 168 (TCO 6) Physical security deals with all of the following except _ _. buildings logical syste...

Week 4 Physical Security Simulation Report Watching the physical security simulation I learned vast amount of information about the physical security of an organization and the elements that need t o be put in place in order to keep an area safe from vulnerabilities. As I was going through the simulation and interacting with the employees at the two different locations, I noticed several key elements to ensuring a secured work area depends on training and education of the staff. In the next few ...

SEC-360 Week 3 Quiz (Q & A) Week 3 : Security Architecture/Models & Law and Ethics - Quiz 1. (TCO 3) conduct periodic risk-based reviews of information assets, policies, and procedures . (Points : 5) Security testers Vendor managers Internal auditors Access coordinators Technical managers 2. (TCO 3) An excellent document to review for best practices in security management is . (Points : 5) ISO/IEC 17799 BS 7799 ISO/IEC 27001 Appendix H of NIST SP 800-53 Any of the above 3. (TCO 3) authorize acce...

SEC360 - Week 1: Quiz (TCO 1) Defense-in-depth is a . security requirement security model security strategy security policy security control Defense-in-depth is a strategy (text, p. 23). (TCO 1) Information security is the process of protecting all of the following except . confidentiality of data data integrity availability of data data configuration information system availability Week 1 Lecture; and text, page 21 Question 3 5 / 5 pts (TCO 1) An organization’s security posture is defined and...

SEC 360 Week 1 You Decide Assignment: Sunshine Machine Works Week 1 You Decide: Sunshine Machine Works The company of Sunshine machine works has expanded i ts infrastructure from three computers and ten employees, to over 100 employees and more than fifty computers with two servers. There is an importance of implementing new information use security policy for ensuring that the employee and the propriety information remains secured while they continue to expand. Wilma Stone who is the CEO has id...

SBE 330 Week 8 Final Exam SBE 330 Final Exam 1. (TCO 1) What characteristics describe innovative organizations? If you were attempting to transform an average organization into an innovative o rganization, what is the most significant obstacle you might encounter? 2. (TCO 2) How is corporate venturing used as an aid to search for innovation opportunities? Explain the relationship of the organization’s strategic plan & vision statement to the corporate venturing methodology. 3. (TCO 3) Compare ...

Week 6 CHAPTER DISCUSSIONS What are the differences between corporate venturing and new product development? The difference between the corporate venturing and new product development is that c orporate venturing involves direct investment of corporate funds directly in external startup companies. (Chesbrough, Henry.2002) while New product development is investing the funds in producing the new product for the existing business via R&D in the company. New product development is described broadly...

Questions: 1) How could you reconcile the social agenda – make radios freely available – with the commercial challenges of running a business? What problems do you think Freeplay/Lifeline Energ y face in trying to sustain the business? Answer: - The Freeplay Lifeline is the world’s most famous humanitarian radio. It has brought innumerable benefits and trust to millions of listeners in the developing world. Lifeline makes sure that radio content can be efficiently heard by people anytime, ...