Your job is to develop a risk management policy that addresses the two security breaches and how to mitigate these risks. This assignment requires 2 to 3 pages in length, double spaced, Ariel 12 based upon the APA style of writing. ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬ To: Raymond Burke (Chief Information Security Officer) From: Name (Information Security Engineer) Date: October 2, 2011 Topic: Intrusion Detection System Policy. Raymond, Per your request, this memo provides various steps to implement an IDS policy and at the bottom I will provide a policy example. No matter how big or small your company (ours being big), having an IDS policy in place will assist in the preventing and notify personnel of security breaches.
However, the city recently appointed a new and very controversial police chief. Following the appointment of the new police chief, you discovered a plain text file in the root of the C: drive on a server that said “hacked by the KDC.” You have reported this to your immediate supervisor, who has assigned you to perform a penetration test on the agency’s network and to perform a vulnerability assessment. Although you strongly agree with your supervisor and realize that such measures are necessary, you believe that it would be much more appropriate to outsource this to a security consulting firm. To fulfill your supervisor’s initial request, you are preparing to perform a preliminary network penetration test on your agency’s network. However, you prefer to take an automated approach and are wondering if such network penetration tools exist.
Unit 54 3.4 Explain why it is important to record and report on difficulties with access. It is very important to record and report on difficulties on access for a number of reasons. Firstly health and safety. If for example it is dangerous to access a client due to an unsafe environment, the client and the staff member could be at risk from harm and the issue would need to be addressed and risk assessments completed by the company. Also there may be serious risk to the client if staff have difficulties entering the house.
With the help of a pedestrian found him riding in the back of a friend’s white Bronco. Nearly instantaneously more than a dozen police cars and news helicopters were on the most famous slow-speed police chase in history. Police bargained with Simpson, and persuaded him to come to a stop outside of his house, where it was discovered Simpson was carrying $8,750 in cash, a false beard and mustache, a fully loaded .357 pistol, and a passport. This is very unusual behavior for a man who had nothing to hide, isn’t it? In the following months evidence would be collected that could only lead to one person committing the murders, O.J.
Lawyers convinced the LAPD to allow Simpson to turn himself in at 11 am on June 17, 1994[16]:87 even though the double murder charge meant no bail and a possible death penalty verdict if convicted. [17] Over 1,000 reporters waited for Simpson at the police station, but he failed to appear. At 2 pm, the Los Angeles Police Department issued an all-points bulletin. At 5 pm Robert Kardashian, a Simpson friend and one of his defense lawyers, read a rambling letter by Simpson to the media. [18]:22 In the letter Simpson sent greetings to 24 friends and wrote, "First everyone understand I had nothing to do with Nicole's murder ... Don't feel sorry for me.
[pic] PREVAIL CORPORATION Security/Risk Management Course Lesson 1: Introduction to Security Management 1.1 Security Context for International Security Managers Security staffs are dedicated to protecting and assisting those who need security to protect their business, company, staff, property, family and themselves from many different security problems. Owners and managers of these companies now recognize the need to protect the public, their own staff and their property from security threats. Throughout the world the public, business and staffs are at risk of becoming the subject of the next news story as a victim. The perception of this danger has become amplified through the news media, resulting in heightened fear of the dangers involved. Please answer the Question: What examples of security incidents have you heard of, or experienced in the last three years?
Are additional policies needed? Decision Making Case Study: Racin’ Ray’s Wild Day The use of police force is a hot topic in law enforcement these days, and the public shows concern for when it becomes too much and department heads have to consider how to handle these situation in light of recent activities that have resulted in deaths of suspects. This paper will analyze the case of Officer Raymond Ripley, who is accused of excessive police force and police pursuit, and the new policy implemented by the department regarding pursuits not concerning violent felony crime or dangers to the public, and other policies concerning firing warning shots. Central Issues The central issues in this case study concern Officer Ripley’s who is patrolling, as an extra job, in an industrial park in his sector due to reports of vandalism and theft of building materials. Officer Ripley is confronted with a suspicious vehicle, and approaches the vehicle in his cruiser with the spotlight on.
The challenges facing groups in law enforcement organizations in America include public policy, political, punishment, rehabilitation, crime victim, criminal investigation, and agency cooperation challenges (Stojkovic, Kalinich, & Klofas, 2012). Public policy is a critical challenge facing groups in law enforcement organizations in America. Since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, public policy has been on the downslide, causing major challenges for law enforcement groups. The reason terrorism creates a challenge to law enforcement groups is because society distrusts law enforcement in the wake of September 11, 2001. The current lack of trust within society about law enforcement’s ability to protect America from terrorism creates gaps in public policy for law enforcement groups, which results in society demanding that law enforcement groups re-develop new policies that prevent and combat terrorism on American shores (Wilson & Herrnstein,
Criminal Profiling August 13, 2012 CJ230 Police operations and Administration Criminal Profiling Criminal profiling defines as the investigation of a crime with the hope of identifying the responsible party, based on crime scene analysis, investigative psychology and behavioral evidence analysis. Many claim that criminal profiling is a science or an art. Criminal profiling’s use helps law enforcement make positive evaluations. Behavioral scientists and criminologists use the criminal profiling technique to examine criminal behavior. In the future criminal profiling will go further to help investigations and help in the predictions for future actions of criminals.
Word count : 1700 Criminal victimization and rational theories The classical approach to explain crime has always revolved around examining the personal motivations of offenders for committing crime. However, in the recent past decades researchers have focused not only on offender incentive, but also on the lifestyles and activities of those at risk of being victimized. The following article explores different risk determinants, rational choice and social control theories in an attempt to establish both victim and offender's crime circumstances. Cohen, Kluegel and Land present the opportunity model of predatory victimization perspective as a basic explanatory model for criminal victimization. In order to comprehend why race, age and income have the potential to affect criminal victimization, the authors portray five main risk factors which are: exposure, guardianship, proximity to potential offenders, attractiveness of targets and definitional properties of specific crimes.