The document discusses smartcards and RFID tags, explaining that they provide more secure authentication than passwords but are still vulnerable to hacking through logical attacks targeting flaws in cryptographic algorithms, key management, or security protocols, or through physical attacks manipulating the hardware. It also provides examples of attacks that have broken proprietary crypto systems in smartcards and weaknesses like default keys that have enabled attacks on key management.
New Skills for the Service-Oriented IT OrganizationEMC
The document discusses the skills needed for IT leaders and organizations to transition to a service-oriented model where IT competes for business internally and must acquire new skills. Key points:
1) IT will need to operate more like competitive external service providers by focusing on things like sales, marketing, standardization, and continually improving offerings to encourage internal consumption.
2) New roles will be required in areas like product management, business analysis, and service catalog development that don't exist in traditional IT.
3) While some existing technical roles can transition, the change requires a focus on soft skills and a mindset shift within IT to think more like competitive service providers.
The document discusses reasons why people from Central America may immigrate to the United States and Canada. It presents five statements about socioeconomic conditions and opportunities in the modern US to agree or disagree with at different locations in the classroom. Some statements include whether anyone can become a millionaire, if non-white people and women face discrimination, and if social mobility is impacted by parental income levels. It also compares the ease of becoming rich in the US versus Latin America.
This document lists the artworks and mediums included in Ye Jin Jeon's AP Drawing portfolio. The breadth section includes 12 pieces in various mediums like pencil, charcoal, conte crayon, colored pencil, oil pastel, tempera resist, and acrylic. The concentration section focused on "Backstage" and includes 12 additional pieces exploring watercolor, oil pastel, mixed media, and acrylic. The artist statement reflects on how the portfolio allowed for unrestricted exploration and creation without fear.
The document discusses potential responses to three questions: it asks what college someone would attend in the US and why, what would happen if Arizona lowered the price of college classes to $50 per class, and provides notes on finding the equilibrium price of toilet paper using a supply and demand graph.
This document discusses the history and evolution of industrial hygiene and safety. It begins by outlining some of the earliest references to occupational health from 400 BC by Hippocrates and the first respiratory protective equipment in the 1st century AD. It then discusses the establishment of occupational health and safety laws in the US in 1970. The rest of the document covers the origins of industrial hygiene in Venezuela in the 1960s, the benefits of industrial hygiene like reducing costs and improving productivity, and some negative impacts of poor industrial hygiene such as accidents and their costs.
The document discusses smartcards and RFID tags, explaining that they provide more secure authentication than passwords but are still vulnerable to hacking through logical attacks targeting flaws in cryptographic algorithms, key management, or security protocols, or through physical attacks manipulating the hardware. It also provides examples of attacks that have broken proprietary crypto systems in smartcards and weaknesses like default keys that have enabled attacks on key management.
New Skills for the Service-Oriented IT OrganizationEMC
The document discusses the skills needed for IT leaders and organizations to transition to a service-oriented model where IT competes for business internally and must acquire new skills. Key points:
1) IT will need to operate more like competitive external service providers by focusing on things like sales, marketing, standardization, and continually improving offerings to encourage internal consumption.
2) New roles will be required in areas like product management, business analysis, and service catalog development that don't exist in traditional IT.
3) While some existing technical roles can transition, the change requires a focus on soft skills and a mindset shift within IT to think more like competitive service providers.
The document discusses reasons why people from Central America may immigrate to the United States and Canada. It presents five statements about socioeconomic conditions and opportunities in the modern US to agree or disagree with at different locations in the classroom. Some statements include whether anyone can become a millionaire, if non-white people and women face discrimination, and if social mobility is impacted by parental income levels. It also compares the ease of becoming rich in the US versus Latin America.
This document lists the artworks and mediums included in Ye Jin Jeon's AP Drawing portfolio. The breadth section includes 12 pieces in various mediums like pencil, charcoal, conte crayon, colored pencil, oil pastel, tempera resist, and acrylic. The concentration section focused on "Backstage" and includes 12 additional pieces exploring watercolor, oil pastel, mixed media, and acrylic. The artist statement reflects on how the portfolio allowed for unrestricted exploration and creation without fear.
The document discusses potential responses to three questions: it asks what college someone would attend in the US and why, what would happen if Arizona lowered the price of college classes to $50 per class, and provides notes on finding the equilibrium price of toilet paper using a supply and demand graph.
This document discusses the history and evolution of industrial hygiene and safety. It begins by outlining some of the earliest references to occupational health from 400 BC by Hippocrates and the first respiratory protective equipment in the 1st century AD. It then discusses the establishment of occupational health and safety laws in the US in 1970. The rest of the document covers the origins of industrial hygiene in Venezuela in the 1960s, the benefits of industrial hygiene like reducing costs and improving productivity, and some negative impacts of poor industrial hygiene such as accidents and their costs.
