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- Security officers should first speak to employees about performance issues before becoming frustrated. Lack of clear communication may be the problem. - Minor issues like chewing gum on duty or using personal devices can warrant a written file note placed on the employee's record for a set time like 6 months. Repeating the behavior could result in more serious disciplinary action. - An example file note is provided, documenting a meeting between a security supervisor and officer where the officer was warned not to use headphones while on patrol. Both parties signed agreeing the officer would not use personal devices while on duty. This establishes clear expectations and documentation in case of further issues.
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five and a quarter million hits. It is no wonder that conflicting security concepts bombard
people, causing a great deal of confusion. To be honest, if you were to look up network
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Cloud, DevOps and the New Security Practitioner
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Once upon a time, walls were erected between the Linux/UNIX crowd, Windows admins and the mainframers. Each architecture had its place and its experts, and they rarely mixed. This time around, we didn’t just get a new domain, we got a new way of doing IT and running businesses. Cloud has created new opportunities and DevOps has capitalized on them. The result of this combination is so unrecognizable that it isn’t uncommon to see IT organizations split down the middle by the new and old approaches. As DevOps continues to gain in popularity, the same split is occurring in the security workforce. Will the traditional security practitioner be in danger of becoming obsolete?
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CIS 321 Case Study ‘Equipment Check-Out System (ECS)’
ECS Case Introduction
In this section you will learn the background information that will prepare you to understand and complete each of the milestones of this case study. This information includes a history of the business, a description of the business’s current facilities, and the descriptions of the problems that triggered the project.
Case Background
GB Manufacturing is a producer of electronic components and testing equipment. The company is located in multiple plants in the New York City area. The corporation has over 10,000 full-time employees.
Approximately 200 employees are employed with the company's Maintenance department, which is responsible for the maintenance of building and grounds. Maintenance has assigned a group of employees to provide maintenance for each building or plant. The employees assigned to each building or plant collectively possess the skills needed to provide proper upkeep. Such employees include carpenters, electricians, painters, welders, plumbers, and the like. The Maintenance department also has a group of employees with special skills to assist with special projects that may arise.
Organization Structure
The following individuals report directly to Bill Venkman, Director of Maintenance. Each of the managers has a group of foremen and supervisors that report directly to him or her, though only the supervisors of the Equipment Depot are listed below.
GB Manufacturing Maintenance Department
ECS Case Introduction
The Problem
In August of 2003, Bill Venkman and his management staff completed a one-week retreat aimed at assessing the maintenance operations. Several initiatives resulted from this retreat. It was determined that the most important initiatives were those that primarily dealt with the equipment depot operation.
The equipment depot's function is to provide the equipment needed by maintenance employees to perform their job duties. Employees are provided with a toolbox containing commonly used, and relatively inexpensive tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, tape measures, and so on. Other tools and pieces of equipment that are needed to complete a job must be checked out through the equipment depot. When the job is completed, the employee must return the checked-out equipment.
Often pieces of equipment become lost, stolen, or damaged and are therefore never checked back in and made available for others. The dollar amount of lost and stolen equipment has reached an alarming total. It has been estimated that more than $50,000 worth of tools are lost or stolen each year. Bill Venkman has decided that something must be done to get the losses under control. Thus, he is giving top priority to the development of a new automated equipment check-out system that that will track the check-in and check-out of equipment.
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1. Please explain the difference between Bilingual Education and ESL.
2. List as many reasons as you can for why a student (or parents) might choose placement in a bilingual education classroom.
3. Why do we need a 10% population of speakers of the same minority language before implementing a bilingual education program?
4. Lao vs. Nichols is considered to be the primary law suit in Bilingual Education. Why did the Lao family sue the San Francisco public schools? What was the decision of the Supreme Court?
5. Out of the law suit, Castañada v. Piccard came the Castañada Test. What are the components of the Castañeda Test? Why is each one important?
6. Is it legally permissible for school age children who are not in the US legally to attend public schools? What is the name of the law suit that covers this situation?
7. What famous law suit was filed in New Mexico? What were the two results?
8. Salha arrived in the United States from Syria in the 7th grade. She speaks her native language very well, has been educated through the 6th grade, reads, writes and understands grammar in Arabic very well. She was an A/B student in her native country.
Ricardo has immigrated to the United States with his family from a rancho in rural Honduras. Neither of his parents has an education beyond the 3rd grade, though they are very intelligent people. Ricardo is 6 years old and has never been to school. He has no knowledge of reading or writing, but he can tell great stories in Spanish about his ancestry which have been passed down from generation to generation.
Of the above students, which one should be placed in an ESL program? Give as many reasons as you can as to why.
Which one should be placed in a bilingual education program? Give as many reasons as you can as to why.
8. What is subtractive bilingualism? How might it affect a student?
9. We discussed a variety of language teaching methods for ESL education. They included:
The Grammar Translation Method
The Audiolingual Method
The Direct Method
The Silent Way Method
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TPR
Sheltered Language Instruction
Choose the method you believe would best support the Prism Model. Explain why.
Choose a method you feel would not support the Prism Model. Explain why not.
10. Why is Ron Unz wrong in his “English for the Children” arguments when he says, “Young children should be able to learn English in one year”?
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COMPLETE NETWORK SECURITY PROTECTION FOR SME’SWITHIN LIMITED RESOURCES
The purpose of this paper is to present a comprehensive budget conscious security plan for smaller enterprises that lacksecurity guidelines.The authors believethis paper will assist users to write an individualized security plan. In addition to providing the top ten free or affordable tools get some sort of semblance of security implemented, the paper also provides best practices on the topics of Authentication, Authorization, Auditing, Firewall, Intrusion Detection & Monitoring, and Prevention. The methods employed have been implemented at Company XYZ referenced throughout.
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This document provides an overview and learning plan for a course on secure programming. It discusses key concepts like understanding security as a mindset, process, risk management approach, and multidisciplinary science. Specific topics covered include security definitions, vulnerability databases, secure software engineering, security assessment/testing, and understanding the costs of patching insecure software.
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The document discusses an employee who left the company to work for an embedded systems company. The employee was concerned about the poor code quality at the new company. The employee is now trying to improve the code quality by introducing concepts like static analysis and version control that were emphasized at the previous company. The document includes examples of common coding issues and a paper the employee wrote to address these issues at the new company. The conclusion expresses hope that the situation is improving at the new company but also sadness that many programmers at large companies are unaware of modern development practices.
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Issuing a File Note to a Security Officer
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