A 10.docx
1. Write a SQL statement to show the writer ID of anyone who written more than 10 articles.
2. Write a SQL statement to show the total number of articles published by year during the 1980’s and sort the results in descending order by year.
3. List the title and type of all international articles done by freelance writers.
4. List the article title of all unpublished articles over 2000 words (Hint: unpublished article are articles not listed in the Published table ) (Another Hint: Null).
5. List how many exposé articles have been published by each magazine; sort the results in descending order by the number of articles published.
6. Create a single phone directory list showing the name (first and last) and phone number of writers and editors in the 210 and 610 area codes; each person’s name and phone should only appear once. (Hint: UNION)
7. List by last name and first name all writers who are also editors.
8. List writers and the number of articles published. List all writers even if they have no articles.
9. List the types of articles published and how many of each type. Include types for which no articles have been published. Sort by number of articles descending.
10. List the types of articles published and the average number of words for each type. Include types for which no articles have been published.(Hint use Round to round to 2 decimals)
11. List the Magazine Name, the issue year and how many published by the magazine in the year.
12. List the length of the shortest article, the longest article and the average length of all articles.
13. List the freelance writers in California and the number of articles written by each.
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A 10.docx1. Write a SQL statement to show the writer ID of.docx
1. A 10.docx
1. Write a SQL statement to show the writer ID of anyone who
written more than 10 articles.
2. Write a SQL statement to show the total number of articles
published by year during the 1980’s and sort the results in
descending order by year.
3. List the title and type of all international articles done by
freelance writers.
4. List the article title of all unpublished articles over 2000
words (Hint: unpublished article are articles not listed in the
Published table ) (Another Hint: Null).
2. 5. List how many exposé articles have been published by each
magazine; sort the results in descending order by the number of
articles published.
6. Create a single phone directory list showing the name (first
and last) and phone number of writers and editors in the 210
and 610 area codes; each person’s name and phone should only
appear once. (Hint: UNION)
7. List by last name and first name all writers who are also
editors.
8. List writers and the number of articles published. List all
writers even if they have no articles.
9. List the types of articles published and how many of each
type. Include types for which no articles have been published.
3. Sort by number of articles descending.
10. List the types of articles published and the average number
of words for each type. Include types for which no articles have
been published.(Hint use Round to round to 2 decimals)
11. List the Magazine Name, the issue year and how many
published by the magazine in the year.
12. List the length of the shortest article, the longest article and
the average length of all articles.
4. 13. List the freelance writers in California and the number of
articles written by each.
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CostsBUS1835N4252Foreign Aircraft SalesINT2204C50034
Percent Unemployment PredictedPOL947C5004First Postal
Strike and the EconomyPOL1072K5005Martina Navratilova
Seeks U.S. AsylumPOL849M6356Casey Stengel: Manager and
HumoristITV1326E2357The Supreme Court's Business
AttitudeBUS1773Y5568Stock Market at Seven-Year
LowFMK798C2009International AgricultureINT1191S50010The
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DayBUS1288N42512Jobs in the
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AgainINT1083N20014Genetic
EngineeringTEC1625N20015New York's World Trade
CenterBUS658N20016The New Auto Contract in
DepthLAW1727E23517Artificial Heart
ImplantsTEC1224K50018Canada's
RailroadsINT1681L13019Unemployment Reaches 5
PercentPOL684W43220Business Trends in the
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PeakMON665E23522Chile Nationalizes Banking
IndustryINT1008Y55623Rolls-Royce Declares
BankruptcyFMK1196Y55624Peking Trade Embargo
EndsINT844N2002590-Day Freeze on Wages and
PricesPOL1429W43226Pan-American Games
HighlightsEXP1823E23527World Series Game Six: Best
Ever?EXP892M63528"Heaven's Gate"
DisasterEXP1207K50029European Common Market
TodayINT955Y55630The Economy Under Sub-Zero Population
GrowthMON1020E23531U.S. Dollar Devalued 10
PercentFMK714N20032Oil Embargo Threatens World
EconomiesMON1633Y55633U.S. Plans Gas
5. RationingPOL1068W43234Oil Embargo Ends; Prices Remain
HighFMK992N20035Condominiums Alter U.S.
HousingBUS1317N42536Celtics Win 13th NBA
TitleEXP1780M63537The Council on Wage and Price
StabilityPOL1431E23538Unemployment Reaches 6.5
PercentPOL852J52539The Economy and the New $2 Minimum
WageMON1174N42540You and the Pension Reform
ActMON1698N20041Dow Jones at Twelve-Year
LowFMK793L13042Innsbruck Winter Olympics In
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DepthEXP2889M63544Rebates Spur Auto
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CarterMON1707J52552Raging BullEXP1642L13053U.S.
Agriculture in the World EconomyFMK1339K50054Milton
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YearEXP1428E23559Farm Aid
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Cloud Coumputing Security Policy
This week you will prepare a cloud security policy. The first
CIO of the US mandated that cloud services be implemented in
organizations whenever possible. Review the scenario below
and prepare a cloud security policy for the organization.
8. Complete the following section readings from “Challenging
Security Requirements for US Government Cloud Computing
Adoption,”
NIST Cloud Computing Public Security Working Group, NIST
Cloud Computing Program,
Information Technology Laboratory, sections 1.1, 1.3, 1.6, 1.8,
and 1.9;prior to starting your work on the policy:
PROCESS-ORIENTED SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
1.1 NIST SP 800-53 SECURITY CONTROLS FOR CLOUD-
BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS: page 10
1. CLOUD CERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION: page 17
1.6 CLARITY ON CLOUD ACTORS SECURITY ROLES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES: page 27
1.8 BUSINESS CONTINUITY AND DISASTER RECOVERY:
page 31
1.9 TECHNICAL CONTINUOUS MONITORING
CAPABILITIES: page 34
Background:
A small non-profit organization (SNPO-MC) has received a
grant which will pay 90% of its cloud computing costs for a five
year period. But, before it can take advantage of the monies
provided by this grant, it must present an acceptable cloud
computing security policy to the grant overseers.
Tasking:
You are a cybersecurity professional who is “on loan” from
your employer, a management consulting firm, to a small non-
profit organization (SNPO-MC). You have been tasked with
researching requirements for a Cloud Computing Security
Policy and then developing a draft policy for the non-profit
organization, SNPO-MC. The purpose of this policy is to
provide guidance to managers, executives, and cloud computing
service providers. This new policy will supersede (replace) the
existing Enterprise IT Security Policy which focuses
9. exclusively upon enterprise security requirements for
organization owned equipment (including database servers, Web
and email servers, file servers, remote access servers, desktop
computers, workstations, and laptop computers) and licensed
software applications. The enterprise IT security policy also
addresses incident response and disaster recovery.
As part of your policy development task you must take into
consideration the issues list which was developed during
brainstorming sessions by executives and managers in each of
the three operating locations for the non-profit organization.
Your deliverable for this project is a 5 to 8 page, single spaced,
professionally formatted draft policy. See the following
resources for suggested formats.
https://it.tufts.edu/cloud-pol
https://www.american.edu/policies/upload/IT-Security-Policy-
2013.pdf
Organization Profile:
The organization is headquartered in Boston, MA and has two
additional operating locations (offices) in New Orleans, LA and
San Francisco, CA. Approximately 50 employees work in a
formal office setting at one of these locations. These employees
use organization owned IT equipment. The remaining 1,000
staff members are volunteers who work from their home offices
using personally owned equipment.
The organization provides a variety of management consulting
services for its clients (charities and non-governmental
organizations) on a fee for service basis. Fees are set on a
sliding scale based upon the client’s ability to pay. The
organization receives additional funding to support its
administrative costs, including IT and IT security, through
grants and donations from several Fortune 500 companies.
The non-profit organization is in the process of hiring its first
Chief Information Officer. The organization has a small (3
person) professional IT staff that includes one information
security specialist. These staff members are located in the
Boston headquarters office.
10. Definitions:
Employees of the organization are referred to as employees.
Executives and other staff who are “on loan” from Fortune 500
companies are referred to as loaned staff members. Loaned staff
members usually telework for the organization one to two days
per week for a period of one year.
Volunteers who perform work for the organization are referred
to as volunteer staff members. Volunteer staff members usually
telework from their homes one to two days per week.
Cloud Computing includes but is not restricted to:
· Platform as a Service
· Infrastructure as a Service
· Software as a Service
Issues List:
· Who speaks with authority for the firm?
· Who monitors and manages compliance with laws and
regulations?
· Ownership of content
· Privacy and confidentiality
· Enforcement
· Penalties for violations of policy
· Use by sales and marketing
· Use by customer service / outreach
· Use by public relations and corporate communications (e.g.
information for shareholders, customers, general public)
· Use for advertising and e-commerce
· Use by teleworkers
· Review requirements (when, by whom)
· Use of content and services monitoring tools
· Content generation and management (documents, email, cloud
storage)
· Additional issues listed in http://www.cloud-
council.org/Security_for_Cloud_Computing-Final_080912.pdf
Resources (suggested by the organization’s IT Staff for your
consideration):
1.
