... internal network If data cables are accessible, attackers can tap into them or attach listening devices that gather network data Not all information is electronic For example, an attacker could read ... the room and extract an account database from a server by using a boot startup disk or CD The attacker could then perform a brute force attack on the password hashes in the database and access ... natural disasters such as tornados and hurricanes, and disasters caused by people such as unintentional or accidental acts, and intentional acts like vandalism and terrorism To plan for disaster...
... physically attacks a computer’s hard disk, ora process in an organization omits the application of service packs before deployment Additional reading For more information about change management, ... of hardware eavesdropping devices, or malicious software Northwind Traders has no plans for performing an initial installation orcreatinga secure baseline for the computers Although its plan ... items before you dispose of the hardware Also ensure that you dispose of printed confidential information in a secure manner, for example, by shredding Additional reading For more information about...
... Extensions for DDL and Security (ADOX) extends the ADO objects and programming model with objects for schema creation and modification, and for security ADOX is used to programmatically access and manipulate ... @"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + fileName + ";"; // Use ADOX to create the Access database ADOX.Catalog cat = new ADOX.Catalog( ); try { cat.Create(connectString); } finally { cat = null; } } Discussion ADO ... Access database " + fileName + " created.", "Create Access Database", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information); } catch (System.Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show("Could not create database...
... The AP Consortium staff will: – Recruit AP teachers – Arrange for their summer training at UW-Madison or Lawrence University [Appleton] – Help principals and counselors make a wide range of AP ... counselor that high school students weren't capable of handling college level work, so AP was a bad idea! However, in the summer of 1991 I was fortunate enough to be able to attend a pilot program at ... Project Director, 12/3/02 Quoted with permission.] NUTS & BOLTS PLAN OF ACTION I Create, operate, and maintain a statewide advanced placement distance learning clearinghouse for all Wisconsin...
... network For example, if the initial password fornew accounts is “password,” and for some reason an account is never used, you now have an account on the network that has a very predictable password, ... can extract LSA secrets and obtain service account passwords of domain service accounts Mitigate Use local accounts for services Attacker can use brute force to easily break LAN Manager password ... Anyone who can manage an account can change the rights and permissions of the account or disable its use Anyone who can manage a password to an account can, at any time, access all of the information...
... smart cards to be authenticated Management has asked you to perform a qualitative risk analysis of items in the table For each threat, assign a probability and impact value between and 10, and then ... supports it For domain accounts that are stored in Active Directory and local accounts that are stored in SAM (Security Accounts Manager) databases, you must set the level higher than to have any ... Module 8: Creatinga Security Design for Authentication 13 When using LAN Manager and NTLM authentication protocols, consider: Removing LAN Manager password hashes LAN Manager password hashes are sent...
... the attacker replaces the password of the Administrator account in the local Security Accounts Manager (SAM) database The attacker then logs on to the laptop as Administrator and accesses the data ... department, create a domain local group named DL_Payroll_Modify • A global group for finance directors named GG_All_Finance_Directors • A global group for each division, for example GG_All_Payroll ... hardware failure or natural disaster could cause Northwind Traders to lose all data, which could create a work stoppage for the organization Module 9: Creatinga Security Design for Data Lesson: Designing...
... of traffic For example, an attacker who wants to gain knowledge about data as it is transmitted can passively monitor the network from within an organization This type of attack reveals data but ... infrastructure (PKI) and a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) infrastructure Additional reading For more information about data transmission protocols for the application layer, ... your answers as a class 20 Module 10: Creatinga Security Design for Data Transmission Lab A: Designing Security for Data Transmission Lab Questions and Answers Answers may vary The following are...
... source address on each new packet that is sent to generate additional traffic and deny legitimate traffic An attacker could use a SYN-ACK attack against the router, firewall, or Web server at Northwind ... explain how a Land attack and a SYN flood attack (or SYN-ACK attack) can prevent users from retrieving their e-mail Use the Internet to locate information about how Land and SYN-ACK attacks affect ... increases, and so does the risk that information and computers may be exposed to attack Additional reading For more information about common attacks to network perimeters, see: ! The Web page, Hacking...
... executes a DDL CREATE DATABASE statement to create anew database on a SQL Server You can programmatically drop the database by using the DROP DATABASE statement in a similar way To drop the database ... solution for Oracle databases and other databases is similar to that shown for SQL Server although the DDL syntax for each database varies slightly because of differences in database server capabilities ... Server in order to drop the database System databases— master, model, msdb, and tempdb—cannot be dropped For more information about the CREATE DATABASE statement, the DROP DATABASE statement, or DDL,...
... private sector and states set industry standards For example, ANSI, a membership-based organization, develops the American National Standards Although ANSI is a quasigovernmental organization, ... Copenhagen Process for Vocational Education and Training (2002), and the Maastricht agreement integrating all approaches for an overarching, cross-sector qualifications framework for lifelong learning ... Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) has established and disseminated standards for awarding credit through prior learning assessment It has also trained faculty evaluators and conducted...
... client organizations at a strategic level He has developed a substantial number of new innovations for understanding and acting upon the organizational and financial aspects of corporate sustainability ... conducts a full-field scan of sustainability in the marketplace as well as a full-body organizational, behavioral, and historical scan of how corporations are responding to it In a dispassionate and ... voluntary standards, climate change adaptation, sustainability investing, and a wide array of other topics He sees several areas in which major advancements in corporate attitudes and practices have...
... function of Du that vanishes when Du does Stanford University, Stanford, CA E-mail address: white@math.stanford.edu References [A] W K Allard, On the first variation of a varifold, Ann of Math 95 (1972), ... evolution equations, in Instructional Workshop on Analysis and Geometry, Part II (Canberra, 1995), Austral Nat Univ., Canberra, 1996, 79–107 [E3] ——— , Alocal monotonicity formula for mean curvature ... Annals of Mathematics, 161 (2005), 1487–1519 Alocal regularity theorem for mean curvature flow By Brian White* Abstract This paper proves curvature bounds for mean curvature flows and other...
... NAACL2001 Workshop on Automatic Summarization, Pittsburgh, PA Marina Meila 2007 Comparing clusterings–an information based distance Journal of Multivariate Analysis, 98(5):873–895 Martina Naughton ... Summarization In NAACL Workshop on Automatic Summarization, pages 41–49 Association for Computational Linguistics Hongyuan Zha 2002 Generic Summarization and Keyphrase Extraction using Mutual ... IM F INDER Hatzivassiloglou et al (2001) created a set of 10.535 manually marked pairs of paragraphs Two human annotator were asked to judge if the paragraphs contained ’common information’ They...
... Srinivas Bangalore, and K Vijay-Shanker 2005 Automated extraction of Tree-Adjoining Grammars from treebanks Natural Language Engineering Owen Rambow 1994 Formal and Computational Aspects of Natural ... markings on all nouns as well as at least two different categories for each tensed verb, and more in order to account forlocal scrambling Conclusion and future work We have presented an algorithm ... ov , and Barbora o a c c a Hladk 2003 The Prague Dependency Treebank: Threea level annotation scenario In Anne Abeill , editor, Treee banks: Building and Using Syntactially Annotated Corpora Kluwer...
... collaboration of formal and informal support network s In my view, a supportive social environment can be created for the chronically ill elderly through both formal and informal social support systems ... Informal social support refers to support from one’s informal social network such as family and friends Formal social support refers to support from the government and non-governmental organizations, ... Wan, 1987; Wolinsky & Johnson, 1991) By providing instrumental, emotional, and informational support, members of both the formal and informal support networks form a convoy of social support for...
... the demand for more Aboriginal participation and visibility in the Australian mediascape has been increasing, not only forlocal access to video in remote areas, but also for more Aboriginal representation ... at the head, a young Aboriginal woman who had trained at the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) She has been creating programming through the use of work such as Manyu Wana ... corresponding to notions of appropriate social and formal organization of performance in ceremonial or ritual domains In her analysis of Aboriginal media production, Marcia Langton argues that...
... important lessons for the use of ICT to support democracy, particularly for South Africa It also generates a number of issues, for example the importance of knowledge management and organisational ... virtual forums for debate, can provide a platform for freedom of speech and a channel through which representatives can be contacted, engaged with and influenced As yet this form of e-democracy has ... democracy e-Parliament enables automation of parliamentary information and the tracking of decisions and documents, for example the stages of the development of legislation, and sharing of information...
... 5.2.x and MySQL 5.0.4 Username and Password for Database After you have created the database, you must assign a username and password (U/P) that are unique to that database Joomla! needs this information ... panels Assigning a User to the Database Every database must have a user assigned to it or authorized to use it After you create a database, you must associate a user with a username and password ... PTR: Stacy L Hiquet Associate Director of Marketing: Sarah Panella Manager of Editorial Services: Heather Talbot Marketing Manager: Jordan Castellani Acquisitions Editor: Megan Belanger Project...
... individual achievements are great, collaborative ideas and practices are what create a team-building culture Encourage team members to work together to come up with the very best ideas, and reward ... your managers to use this data, you will accelerate performance and build your employee brand loyalty It’s also important to remember that team building isn’t just an activity you once a month ... something that you should work on every day to make it part of your organization’s culture Source : Profiles International Tags: Employee Retention, Workplace Management, Team Management, Leadership...