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Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
Data security and IT risk have become a boardroom issue as the sophistication and impact of cyber threats grows. Meanwhile, the adoption of new technologies in cloud, mobile and social have added further complexity to securing today's IT infrastructures. Corporations require security strategies that strike a balance between protecting the company from attacks as well as the company's ability to innovate and collaborate across the enterprise.
Innovative security solutions must address the full spectrum of IT - from the back-office to the web and from devices to the edges of today's data networks. Kris will discuss the state of the security landscape today as well as ways that IBM and Akamai are helping clients while driving real security innovation.
The Akamai Edge Conference is an annual gathering of the industry revolutionaries who are committed to creating leading edge experiences, realizing the full potential of what is possible in a Faster Forward World.
Learn more at www.akamai.com/edge
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Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
Jim Weber, MBA
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
An efficient protection plan especially for your laptop computer is more important than desktop computer. As laptop is easy to carry anywhere due to its light weight and small size, so it is more delicate piece of machine than a desktop PC. Due to its weight there are more chances of breakage...
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) audits are required to be performed annually by organizations. These audits are performed by a Qualified Security Assessor. The audits are mandated by major credit card companies and failure to comply with them will have severe consequences for businesses. The PCI Council has drawn out a set of requirements that organizations like you need to follow to comply with the Security Standard. Detailing the set requirements, VISTA InfoSec has come up with an interesting video explaining the PCI-DSS Annual Audit Requirements. This is an informative video that will help you adopt best practices and comply with the requirements set by the PCI Council. Stay tuned to our video as we share all details pertaining to the ASV Reports, Internal VA, Wireless Scanning, and Internal & External Penetration Testing that are required to be performed in the Annual Audit.
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Why does it seem that flickr.com never gets hacked?
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There are a few reasons why Flickr might seem less susceptible to hacking compared to other platforms:
Focus on photos: Flickr's primary function is photo sharing, and it may not store as much sensitive user data like financial information or private messages compared to other platforms that deal with these. Hackers might prioritize targets with a higher payoff.
Smaller user base: Compared to social media giants, Flickr might have a smaller user base, making it a less attractive target for large-scale attacks. Hackers might focus on platforms with a wider reach to gain access to more data.
Security measures: Flickr likely implements security measures to protect user data. These might include encryption, secure login protocols, and regular security audits. However, the effectiveness of these measures depends on their implementation.
Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
SumOfUs erected a 7ft visual protest outside the US Capitol depicting Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg surfing on a wave of cash, while young women surround him appearing to be suffering Thursday, Sept. 30, 2021, in Washington. On Thursday, members of the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security met to discuss the negative impact social media is having on children. (Eric Kayne/AP Images for SumofUS)
Allyson Waller, of the Texas Tribune, ends her day at the Women in Journalism Wrorkshop with hula hooping in the sunshine Saturday April 8, 2023. The attendees had the choice of hula hooping or having professional resume reviews with session leaders, or both!
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Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
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Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
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Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
SumOfUs erected a 7ft visual protest outside the US Capitol depicting Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg surfing on a wave of cash, while young women surround him appearing to be suffering Thursday, Sept. 30, 2021, in Washington. On Thursday, members of the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security met to discuss the negative impact social media is having on children. (Eric Kayne/AP Images for SumofUS)
The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators.
Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
Venezuelan journalist and senior editor of El Tiempo Latino, Clavel Rangel, holds one of the rescue puppies from Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue that visited with Women in Journalism Workshop participants during lunch break Saturday April 8, 2023.
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Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
Mandalay Bay L
Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
Many organizations, reliance on IT means that they cannot operate if their system goes down. In today's world, every company is part of the IT industry and needs to prepare for disasters. If this sounds like your company, and it should, you must have either a disaster recovery plan or a business continuity plan, or both in place, so when the worst happens, you get back online as swiftly as possible.
What is the crucial difference between business continuity versus disaster recovery?
The crucial difference is when the plan takes effect. Business continuity requires you to keep operations running during the disaster event and immediately after. Disaster recovery focuses on responding once the event has been completed and returning to normal.
While both plans incorporate the "after" response, disaster recovery is about getting your company back to where it started before the event occurred. Although both plans overlap, they remain distinct in how they operate.
An example would be if a hurricane destroys your office building, your business recovery solution may allow employees to work remotely. This solution may only work as part of emergency response and may not be sustainable long term. Your disaster recovery solution focuses on ways to get employees back in a single location and how to replace equipment.
If you haven't written a plan yet, here are tips to help you execute effective disaster recovery and business continuity plan.
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Inside the cab of the Cintas information destruction truck: A Safety Vision video display monitor on the dashboard shows live feed from a rear-view camera mounted on the rear of the truck.
Allyson Waller, of the Texas Tribune, ends her day at the Women in Journalism Wrorkshop with hula hooping in the sunshine Saturday April 8, 2023. The attendees had the choice of hula hooping or having professional resume reviews with session leaders, or both!
The Yokohama Third Center is one of the most robust and reliable in the industry, as well as one of the largest, occupying 10,000 square meters of total floor space. The new green facility incorporates power-efficient data center technology designed to achieve a benchmarking low rating of 1.6 PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness), while offering the industry’s highest level of reliability, availability and data security. Also, the center is as robust and reliable as a Tier IV data center.
What is a Computer Network? Learn Networking. Basics of Networking
Today we will learn about What is Computer Networking? Learn Networking. Basics of Networking. How Network works, Different types of network, and Advantages of the network.
What is Computer Networking?
The basic definition of Networking is connecting two or more computers is called networking. Without Networking, nothing is possible in the world. From small to big business or from small to big organization Networking is compulsory. Connect Local and Cloud devices. Like smartphones, satellites, Local areas, Wide areas, and Virtual systems or computers
Connect Single or multiple devices on the same or different network. A real example of networking is using Google.com or Download applications from Playstore or Icloud, Store our data on a cloud server or any local server without networking is not possible. Computer Networking is based on physical wires, WIFI, Different types of topologies, and radiofrequency methods. Computer Network includes Personal computers, Servers, and Networking Hardware. Networking working on Network Mediator devices like Switches, Routers, WIFI, Firewall, and Bridge.
Importance of Networking?
Networking is the main base for any organization. Without networking, nothing will work properly. Like if you are a Software Developer, Website Developer, Application Developer, Server Developer, Database Developer, or Mobile Application Developer, and if you create an application without networking not a single client will be able to use your resources.
Why Importance of Networking
Business Communication
Streamline Communication
Sharing the resources
Data Storage Efficiency
Reduce Cost of Hardware
Reduce Cost of Software
Centralized Administration
Centrally Database Management
Data Security
Data Monitoring
Application
Usage Monitoring
File Sharing
Profile Sharing
Hardware Sharing
Media Sharing
Reliable and Flexible
Information Sharing
User Communication
Play Multiplayer Games.
How does Computer Network Work?
Computer Networking working on packet switching. Packets are switching from source to destination. If the packet drop user will not receive any data from the source. Network service runs on specific service and port numbers.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)20 & 21TCP
Secure Shell (SSH)22TCP & UDP
Telnet23TCP
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)25TCP
IP-SEC50 & 51TCP & UDP
Domain Name System (DNS)53TCP & UDP
Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP)67 & 68UDP
Trivial File Transport Protocol (TFTP)69UDP
Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP)80TCP
Hypertext Transport Protocol Secure (HTTPS)443TCP
Post Office Protocol (POP3)110TCP
Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)119TCP
Network Time Protocol (NTP)123UDP
NetBios135 & 139TCP & UDP
Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP4)143TCP & UDP
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)161 & 162TCP & UDP
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)389TCP & UDP
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)3389TCP & UDP
Types of Computer Network?
Computer Network design on network types. Here we brief about some networking types.
- Local Area Networks (LAN):- Local Area Network design for Limited area networks like school colleges or small companies.
- Personal Area Networks (PAN):- Personal Area Network design for a personal network like Infrared or Bluetooth. PAN access in the limited area network.
- Home Area Networks (HAN):- Home Area Network design to connect home appliances like TV, Fridge, Washing machine, WIFI Router, and Smartphone.
- Wide Area Networks (WAN):- Wide Area Network design to connect large geographical areas.
- Campus Networks (CAN):- Campus Area Network design to connect specific campus areas like schools or colleges.
- Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN):- It connects city to city.
- EPN Network:- Enterprise Private Network. It connects various sites from different locations.
- Internetworks Network:- Internet Network. Multiple Connection Connect to the Internet at a time.
- BBN Network:- Backbone Network. Provide specific information path to communicate
Advantages of Computer Network?
- File-Sharing:- Share File and Folder easily from any computer. Single and Multiple file sharing. File sharing with and without authentication users can access.
- Resource Sharing:- Software, Application, or ERP system users can access through the network.
- Sharing Internet Connection:- Single Internet connection can be shared with multiple users through the network.
- Central Data Storage:- Server or client Data backup can store on a single server through the network.
- Authentication & Security:- Data sharing and internet surfing will authenticate with security monitoring.
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Attendees of the Women in Journalism Workshop take part in an identiy-aware reporting practices activity Sunday April 9, 2023.
IBM provides an Information Protection solution for a proactive approach to security. In this white paper, Mike Ferguson, independent analyst, looks at the capabilities organizations should consider when trying to help protect their information systems.
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Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
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Data security and IT risk have become a boardroom issue as the sophistication and impact of cyber threats grows. Meanwhile, the adoption of new technologies in cloud, mobile and social have added further complexity to securing today's IT infrastructures. Corporations require security strategies that strike a balance between protecting the company from attacks as well as the company's ability to innovate and collaborate across the enterprise.
Innovative security solutions must address the full spectrum of IT - from the back-office to the web and from devices to the edges of today's data networks. Kris will discuss the state of the security landscape today as well as ways that IBM and Akamai are helping clients while driving real security innovation.
The Akamai Edge Conference is an annual gathering of the industry revolutionaries who are committed to creating leading edge experiences, realizing the full potential of what is possible in a Faster Forward World.
Learn more at www.akamai.com/edge
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Motherboard:SMB Intel 1.5G or above CPU, 5.5W low power consumption
Interface: 4 serial ports, one parallel port, 4USB, 1Lan
Memory: 1G (DDRII)
HDD: 160G (serial port)
Power: The Great Wall
Customer Display: 8 digit character 4 groups
Customer Diplay Rotation Mode: 2-axis turning round
Magnetic Card Reader: original built-in dual-track magnetic card reader
Touch Screen: 12.1 inches real color touch LCD display (1024 × 768) (Original New screen)
Monitor rotation mode: Single 4 angled 30 degrees to 60 degrees
Monitor Support by: hanging bracket, easy to assemble
Power Switch lock: Yes (patented)
USB and I / O lock: Yes (patented)
All hidden Line Design: Yes
Host size: ultra-small size design (30cm × 35cm)
Design: machine integration design
Body materials: importing electrolysis plate and high-quality ABS material
Tailgate screws: Anti-off screw
Power security: high
High data security:high
Production standards: GB4943-2001, GB9254-1998
Certification: machine through the China Compulsory 3C Certification, machine through the European CE certification
Packing: color packaging
Accessory Package: Double the power cord, CD-ROM drive power cable, driver disc, two key
Annex: certificate, manual, dust cover