Information security policies procedures and cybersecurity

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Description risk management helps in the identification of vulnerabilities and threats to information resources used by an organization. The process of risk management helps organizations in deciding what countermeasures, if any, to take in reducing risk to an acceptable level based on the value of the resource. The implementation of policies, standards, procedures, guidelines, and controls help organizations achieve a better security posture. In most organizations, information security policies are a primary element of cybersecurity and governance. Information security policies and procedures reflect management standards. Guidelines help people conform to the required standards but are not mandatory. Guidelines use softer language than standards and are customized for the intended audience. As a cybersecurity professional, it is important to have an in-depth knowledge of the security policy of an organization to help with compliance and legal issues inside and outside the organization. For this task, you will address information security policies, standards, procedures, guidelines, and controls. Address the following in your paper: Differentiate between policy, standard, procedure, guideline, and control. Describe the characteristics of a successful policy. Outline in a diagram format the security policy lifecycle. Outline the components of an information security policy. Using the table below, define and explain the five most relevance policy that a cybersecurity professional should implement to help promote the security posture of the organization. Outline the policy impact assessment to a production environment that deals with protected information. Policy name Description/Purpose Scope

A Plan for Social Change

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Reflect on the global health policy comparison and analysis you conducted in Part 1 of the Assignment and the impact that global health issues may have on the world, the U.S., your community, as well as your practice as a nurse leader. In a 2-page response, create a plan for social change that incorporates a global perspective or lens into your local practice and role as a nurse leader. Explain how you would advocate for the incorporation of a global perspective or lens into your local practice and role as a nurse leader. Explain how the incorporation of a global perspective or lens might impact your local practice and role as a nurse leader. Explain how the incorporation of a global perspective or lens into your local practice as a nurse leader represents and contributes to social change. Be specific and provide examples.

Innovative Telecom Solutions to Empower Kenyans

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Read Case 14 Safaricom: Innovative Telecom Solutions to Empower Kenyans starting on page C-179 and analyze the case by addressing the questions below: Describe the general environment that Safaricom faces. What are the segments in the general environment that relate to Safaricom’s situation? What are the opportunities and threats derived from the factors from the general environment? Describe the competitor environment and identify the competitors. Has Safaricom done enough to outperform its competitors? Evaluate Safaricom’s CEO, Robert Collymore’s strategic leadership. Has he been able to fulfill his responsibilities and continue to grow Safaricom as a company? Describe Safaricom’s next move in terms of growth and expansion. Based on your analysis, what additional recommendations would you make to help Safaricom achieve its goals?

Public Policy Savannah GA

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Public Policy Savannah GA

 

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Select three public policy issues within Savannah ga. or local organization with which you are familiar. Public policy examples may include zoning, human resources for city workers, parks and recreation, and economic development. Write a 350- to 700-word paper in which you discuss your selected public policy issues. For each identified public policy issue, ensure you: Introduce and identify the problem. Explain the background of the problem. Express the feasibility of overcoming the problem. Describe the current status of the problem.

 

Joint Commission

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Joint Commission

 

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Instructions Much of this course is dedicated to educating you, the student, about compliance with quality standards. It is important to understand that compliance extends to every phone call, computer entry, claim submission, patient contact, visit, provider interaction, nursing care and so on. For this, your Final project, you will prepare a report about the role of the Joint Commission (JC). To begin, please visit the Joint Commission website: Source: The Joint Commission: The Joint Commission. Retrieved from http://www.jointcommission.org/ Additional research will be necessary. Please visit the Library for your research. Part I Write an essay discussing the following: The role of the Joint Commission in accrediting medical facilities Which facilities can be accredited? What are the goals of the Commission? How do existing Joint Commission guidelines impact facilities that are not accredited by the Commission? What does it mean to a facility to be accredited by the Joint Commission? Is it mandatory for organizations to be accredited by the Joint Commission? If not, what impact does not having such accreditation mean in terms of reimbursement? Part II Create a memorandum where: You are the administrator of the health information department for a medium-sized facility. You have just been informed by the compliance officer that the Joint Commission will be visiting your facility and will be focusing on your department. Begin the memorandum by including information you believe will be important for your personnel to know to prepare for the visit. Then, anticipate possible questions that the Commission might have for you in terms of compliance. How will you and your department respond to these questions? How will you manage any negative findings during the visit? Finally, discuss how current noncompliance findings can be avoided in the future in this memorandum. Requirements Complete both part of the Assignment as follows: Part I should cover 4–5 pages Part II should cover 2–3 pages Use the Joint Commission website as one source and at least two other sources for your topic — a minimum of three references total. All formatting and references should use APA style. Total of 8–10 pages including the title page and reference page. Your Project is due by the end of Unit 9.

Parenting in Literature and Film: A Comparison Essay

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a.) Essay Length Requirements: Minimum 700 words/Maximum 900 words i. The max limit is negotiable. If you are over the limit, the quality of the paper is the primary focus, so do not cut out anything you feel is essential to your argument. ii. The word limits mentioned above do not include quotations, the outline, referencing information, or the Works Cited page. b.) Double-space your answer, include your name on each sheet, and number your pages. c.) Provide an outline/plan for your essay (this can be point form) for reference purposes. d.) The evaluation is based on the quality of the analysis and the ability to construct an organized and grammatically sound essay (including the points provided in the weekly classes on essay composition). e.) Include a minimum of two quotations from each source in your answer. All quotations must be properly formatted and integrated using MLA format. f.) Provide a properly formatted MLA title page and Works Cited page (see folder for samples of both pages). g.) Focus on an authentic engagement with the class material. Students are expected to prepare and write this essay on their own using original ideas and phrasing. Suspected plagiarism will be reported to the Academic Integrity Committee. All sources should be cited carefully. Please see Seneca’s Guide to Academic Integrity for more information. BACKGROUND AND RESOURCES: We looked at film stereotypes in class, so this essay will ask students to compare film to literature. Your task is to choose a film from the choices provided in the course site. You will then compare the parenting roles/concepts in your film to one of the short stories from the ‘Parenting Unit’ (see specific topics below). • Choose a film to watch. Think about how some of the themes in the film relate to concepts we explored in the literature from this unit (parenting, gender roles, societal expectations, etc.). • NOTE: All the film choices will be listed in the Test 2 folder under ‘Assignments’ in the course site. • Then, choose a topic from those provided below. Compare or contrast the short story with the film. • Keep in mind what you have learned about your writing. Since you will have more time for this essay, use it to re-write and revise any ideas or phrasing that might be unclear. Engage in a meaningful drafting process. • Do your best to come up with original and authentic connections between the resources. Suspected plagiarism will be reported to the Academic Integrity Committee. Please see the weekly classes for more information about ‘Avoiding Plagiarism’ or you can access Seneca’s Academic Integrity Policy. ESSAY TOPICS: 1. In the story “Sunday in the Park”, each parent feels a certain responsibility regarding roles within the family (about themselves and certainly about each other). Compare the portrayal of this mother-father relationship and these expectations to any set of parents in the film you chose to watch for this assignment. You should comment on the lectures/material about traditional gender and parenting roles from the Week 4 and 5 online classes to help you ground your answer. Be sure to incorporate specific evidence from the film and the short story to support your claims. 2. In “The Stolen Party”, we read about a very stoic mother who had to deal with her daughter’s realization of class and social status. Compare and/or contrast this mother with any mother from the film you chose to watch. The basis for comparison or contrast is your choice entirely, but you should focus on elements we have touched on in class. For example, you might want to compare/contrast the parenting style of each mother, or you may want to compare/contrast the characterization of each mother. You should consider referencing the lectures/material about traditional gender and parenting roles from the Week 4 and 5 online classes to help you ground your answer. Be sure to incorporate specific evidence from the film and the short story to support your claims. 3. Using three traits of a good father from the online source Benevolent Blog (see Week 4), compare and/or contrast the characterization of any father in any story we read in Unit 2 (“Daddy”/“Sunday in the Park”/“Abandoned”) to any father in the film you chose to watch. How does each father measure up in terms of the three traits you chose to explore? You can use other information from the Week 4 and 5 online classes to help you ground your answer, but the ‘traits’ should come from the blog. Be sure to incorporate specific evidence from the film and the short story to support your claims.

Theoretical orientation

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Theoretical orientation

 

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You have read about 11 different models of counseling in this text [Psychoanalytic theory, Adlerian Psychotherapy, Existentialism, Person-Centered Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Behavior Therapy and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Reality Therapy, Feminist Therapy and Postmodern approaches, and Family Systems Therapy]. Select two of the models with which you feel most comfortable and talk about how you would use them in your work as a therapist. Select two of the models with which you had the most disagreement and discuss what you see as the limitations of using those approaches in your work. If you went on a job interview tomorrow and were asked “What is your theoretical orientation”, what would your response be? No citations needed must be written in your own words will check paper for plagiarism.

The Great Awakening

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Assignment 2.1: Great Awakening Great Awakening Objectives Discuss religious revivals in American society Explain how the Enlightenment impacted American culture Assignment Overview In this writing assignment, you examine the impact of the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment on Colonial societies in early American history. Deliverables Step 1 Research the Great Awakening. Using course materials and the Internet, research the effects of the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment on colonial society. Step 2 Write a report.

Data Collection Techniques

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Description paper is for a nursing informatics class. Please refer to the provided vila health simulation transcripts. please incorporate the people in the transcript like it’s a real life work environment when incorporating the team. the eventual proposal will be incorporating kiosks in the doctors office (this is just to give you an idea when incorporating data collection techniques. Provided detailed assignment instructions with competencies that need to be met with either a distinguished or proficient rating per scoring guide provided. also provided a copy of the first assignment to reference. Provided references, if any other references are used they need to be peer reviewed and less than 5 years old.

Literature Essay based on the novel The Great Gatsby

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The paper is to produce an original and rewarding analysis of the significance of a textual echo in The Great Gatsby. Your task is to analyze how Fitzgerald uses the textual echo to develop an illuminating claim or insight, or thesis, about a specific keyword—a topic, problem, or question—or intersection of keywords. Your analysis should be 600-700 words. A quick reminder: A textual echo is a pair or series of passages, moments, or scenes that the author invites us to connect. An echo might feature a repeated word or phrase, but more often it features a repeated image, action, plot point, setting, or idea. By inviting us to compare and contrast these passages, moments, or scenes, textual echoes help us think about the characters and the story in fresh ways, and they point us to topics and questions the author wants us to think about. Textual echoes gain their meaning and emotional force not just from the similarities between the passages, moments, or scenes but also, as importantly, from the differences. A keyword is a topic, problem, or question with which the text is preoccupied. You can think of it as an idea that the author wants to say or show something about. Every literary text invites us to think about many keywords. A keyword is not usually a word that appears in the text. A keyword can be a phrase (e.g., “How far do our moral responsibilities extend toward strangers?”). What to do: Choose one (1) of the textual echoes in The Great Gatsby listed below, and analyze how Fitzgerald uses it to develop an interesting claim or insight about a specific keyword (or intersection of keywords). To do this, think carefully about the following questions: • How do the paired passages constitute a textual echo? What textual data (e.g., language, imagery, action, setting, context) suggests that these passages, moments, or scenes are connected, and that Fitzgerald invites us to think of them in connection with each other? • What keyword or intersection of keywords does this echo evoke or call our attention to? It can be difficult to produce an illuminating and original echo analysis that focuses on an obvious keyword (like “the American Dream”). For this reason, home in on a keyword, or an intersection of keywords, that was not discussed at length in lecture. Discerning fresh keywords related to your textual echo requires interpretive and conceptual work. Examples of non-obvious keywords in The Great Gatsby include chance, determinism, flesh, gender, the Midwest, to name just a few. One way to achieve analytical originality is to explore the intersection of two seemingly remote keywords (for example, gender + flesh or chance + corruption). • What is Fitzgerald saying or showing about the keyword (or intersection of keywords) by staging this echo the way he does? How does comparing these passages, moments, or scenes—and thinking about the movement from one to the next in the novel—serve to illuminate what Fitzgerald is saying or showing about the keyword or keyword intersection? Your answer to this question will be your thesis (see below). This paper is exploratory in the sense that its purpose is to help you to come up with a fresh thesis (defined below). Your fresh thesis should emerge from your textual analysis, not the other way around. Your fresh thesis should identify what Fitzgerald is saying or showing about the keyword (or intersection of keywords) and how the staging of the textual echo conveys this. Your thesis should be 1-3 sentences. Underline this thesis. Your thesis may appear anywhere in your analysis (unlike in a formal essay, where it always appears in the first paragraph).