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Tekvid Communications s Business Continuity Plan
Major Findings:
Strengths
Throughout the audit, the audit team observed many times where controls were truly created
properly and applied effectively to the IT infrastructure, and demonstrated in the strengths below: A
detailed list of standards for selected IT hardware, software, and network infrastructure is on Tekvid
Communications intranet site, and properly maintained by the IT Service. Cases prepared for IT
projects with integrated business plans are shared with IT services or where applicable. Monitoring
of Tekvid Communications infrastructure is performed, A monthly report is generated on results
that discuss the infrastructure availability, such as storage capacity, bandwidth usage, and the
response of the service desk to tracked ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The CIOB will be in charge of developing the multi year strategic IT plan that is in accordance with
the strategic direction of the company.

3)The CIOB should develop a Disaster Recovery Plan to support the Company s Business Continuity
Plan, one that will have an effective decision on the components of the IT infrastructure required to
support the business.

Tekvid Communications and the CIOB should ensure that agreements between Tekvid
Communications and external IT infrastructure service providers include the organizations
expectations of system availability, measures to be followed in the event of a system outage or
breaches and remedial actions taken.

Standards that correlate to the IT infrastructure have been identified for use at Tekvid
Communications (all desktop and laptop hardware configurations, useable software, and network
infrastructure) and are posted on Tekvid Communications intranet site to communicate the preferred
specifications for operations. Standards for server configuration and software development tools are
to be implemented and maintained by managers at Tekvid Communications who are the ones over
the IT
Metacognitive Therapy Summary
Dr. Adrian Wells, the original developer of metacognitive therapy (MCT), sought to create a
transdiagnostic theory and corresponding therapy that in turn would become an alternative to
traditional cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) (Normann et al., 2014; Sadeghi et al., 2015; ).
Traditional CBT does not generally address metacognition, but rather the content of specific
thoughts, instead (Sadeghi et al., 2015). MCT was created, in part, to address this deficiency of
CBT. MCT has created attention within the scientific community since its arrival at the end of the
20th century as a new branch of cognitive therapy that is related to third wave therapies (in the
aspect that MCT focuses on mindfully managing one s thoughts) (Normann et al., 2014).... Show
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In essence, metacognition is cognition about cognition thinking about one s attention, thoughts,
memory, etc. (Wells, 2009). MCT is based on an information processing model first proposed by
Dr. Wells, and also co authored by Dr. Gerald Matthews (Wells Matthews, 1996). According to
metacognitive theory, metacognitive processes can produce unhealthy ruminational or maladaptive
presentations in responding to thoughts (Wells, 2009). This is the focal point of metacognitive
therapy practice. An example of a negative or maladaptive metacognition would be a client telling
their therapist: my thoughts make me feel like a piece of driftwood at sea . Negative
metacognitions are at the heart of MCT s view of the origin of psychopathology (Wells, 2009).
MCT borrows from CBT in that they both view maladaptive thinking as cause for psychology
disorder. However, there is a distinction between the two styles; Metacognitive theory views the
origin of psychological disorder as maladaptive metacognitive patterns (rather than just focusing on
the content of negative thoughts), and even judges negative cognitions as naturally temporary
(though negative cognitions can potentially propagate negative metacognitions if not managed
effectively) (Hjemdal et al., 2013; Normann et al., 2014; Wells,
Denial Of Service ( Dos )
QUESTION ONE:
Denial of Service (DoS) is a type of a computer security threat that is designed to attack a network
and cripple it by flooding the network with useless traffic. A Dos attack exploits vulnerabilities in a
TCP/IP implementation or targets specific operating systems or even specific computer applications.
A DoS attack aims at ensuring authorized users do not have access to system resources. Common
DoS attacks include buffer overflow, ping of death, smurf attack, TCP SYN attack and Teardrop
attack (Gollmann, 2012). In August 2009, Twitter was hit with a DoS attack that shut down the site
for two hours, silencing millions of users and affected users around the world. The effect of this
attack meant that the users could not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Establishment and maintenance of password policies for highly privileged accounts and regular
backup schedules and policies are important for system configurations. Tools like Tripwire to detect
alterations in configuration data or other files are used.
Investment of fault tolerant redundant network configurations and machines for replacement of
similar machines if it is disabled helps in preventing DoS attack since services are restored quickly
(Gollmann, 2012).
QUESTION TWO:
a.)Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
RBAC is a method used to regulate access to a computer or network resources or systems that is
based on various roles of individual users within an organization. RBAC prescribes whom or what
process has access to a specific network resource and the type of access that is allowed. The best
environment for this model is in an organization with clear defined goals based on how an
organization operates including input from a wide range of users in the organization. RBAC
allows for access rights grouping by role name with the using of resources restricted to individuals
authorized to the associated role. An example of using the RBAC is in a hospital information
management system. The roles of such a system are divided into roles such as the role of the
doctor, the role of a researcher, and the role of a laboratory technician. The role of a doctor includes
performing diagnosis,
Baroque Era Research Paper
This writing assignment is about the Musical forms, of the Baroque Era. The Baroque era brought
new musical forms that changed music composition s forever. Musical forms of the baroque era
used important techniques, For instance, one of the main changes from previous era was the use of
multiple melodies. Previous era used a single melody. The Baroqueera began in Italyduring the 17th
Century. Some of the newest development during this era was the development of string
instruments, the trumpet, timbre and the harpsichord. During the Baroque Era musicexpanded on
melody and harmony and not polyphony which dominated previous Era. The Baroque era also
brought about more single voice with accompaniment monody. The Baroque era also changed
music interest to a more dramatic contrast, a Contrast of loud and soft ensembles. The use of
melodic soprano line supported by a bass line basso continuo, which caused the era to be fondly
known as (the age of the thorough bass era.)... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Definitions of forms:
Opera: A musical piece that has a drama that is primarily sung, accompanied by instruments, and
presented on stage. Typically alternate between recitative, speech like song that advances the plot
and arias, songs in which the characters express feelings at particular points in the action. Choruses
and dances are also frequently included.
I think this week musical piece Purcell: Dido and Aeneas: Thy Hand Belinda , When I am Laid With
Drooping is an Opera, based on the solo interpretation of what was happening and the music
accompaniment.
Oratorio: Work for soloists, chorus and orchestra, based on a sacred story, with no acting costumes or
Recidivism Case Study
Byllie Jo Kelley
Re Entry: A second chance? or a set up for failure.
Sociology 323
New Mexico Highlands University

Recidivism is as to relapse in behavior; typically, in criminal behavior. Department of Justice


Measurements of recidivism include new arrest, new convictions, returning to prison with a new
sentence or reincarceration for rest of sentence. Astonishingly enough, with in a 5 year period in
2010 ,70% of offenders that were released had been reincarcerated, due to rescinding back to the life
of crime.
Regardless of demographic characteristics or the number of prior criminal offenses, studies show
that federal prisoners placed on community supervision consistently had lower rates of recidivism
than state prisoners. Among federal prisoners conditionally released from federal prison in 2005,
half (47%) were arrested within 5 years, compared to more than three quarters (77%) of state
prisoners released on community supervision in 2005. Federal prisoners (32%) also returned to
prison less often than state prisoners (59%) during that time. Within 5 years of placement on
community supervision, less than a third (30%) of federal prisoners had two or more arrests,
compared to more than half (57%) of state prisoners. More than a third of federal prisoners (37%)
had a nonfederal arrest and a third (29%) had a federal arrest within 5 years following their
release. Seventy five percent of state prisoners had a nonfederal arrest and 4% had a federal
arrest during that time. Overall, 67% of all new arrests among released federal prisoners were for
nonfederal charges, compared to 98% among state prisoner (Recidivism of Offenders Placed on
Federal Community, 2017) Many studies on the reasons behind recidivism have been conducted,
and a majority of the rescind stems down to Re Entrance having many challenges due to past
criminal labels applied. Reentry is not a specific program, but a process that starts when an
individual is initially incarcerated and ends when he or she has been successfully reintegrated in the
community as a law abiding citizen. (Second Chance Act , 2017) At what cost? What are the
barriers that prevent them from success? Why are the recidivism rates rising every 5
Albania As A Communist Country And The Eu
Panagiotou, Ritsa. Albania and the EU: From Isolation to Integration. Journal of
Balkan and Near Eastern Studies 13.3 (2011): 357 374. Taylor Francis Online. Web. 15 Nov. 2014.
This article discusses the process of Albania s application to the EU, the hardships Albania has
endured as a communist country and the changes Albania will have to incorporate for acceptance
into the EU. Albania will have to overcome many challenges in order for acceptance into the EU
and will have to make drastic improvements in regards to corruption, bribery and free elections.
Articles provides a basis for studying Albania in regards to application to the EU.

Albania: Gender and Women s Human Rights Issues. Women s World. 36 (2002): 32. ProQuest.
Web. 15 Nov. 2014.
This article explains the war with Serbia and the migration of Albanian Kosovars into Albania. It
argues how the war created a countrywide demoralization of human rights and negative political
views which made it harder for women to be recognized in the work field and in society. Gives a
background on women s right in Albania and embedded traditional views of women.
Johnson, Ailish M. Albania s relations with the EU: On the road to Europe?
Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans Online 3.2 (2001): 171 192. Taylor Francis Online.
Web. 15 Nov. 2014.
This article reviews Albania s association with the EU from the 1990 s to 2000. Argument is that
Albania is one of the most under developed countries in Europe and will face
The Current Position Of Intercollegiate Athletics
Executive Summary The current position of intercollegiate athletics in the United States is a
peculiar one when compared to most any other country in the world. In no other nation will one find
varsity intercollegiate athletics programs that pay their athletes to attend the school. Therefore, in no
other country will one find quite as much debate as to whether or not these athletics programs
should continue to be affiliated with the colleges and universities they represent, particularly if the
primary objective of colleges and universities is to educate their students (Beyer, 2000). Moreover,
the role of amateurism and whether or not student athletes should be paid is a controversial issue
among college sport fans and scholars in the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The outcome of the case provided certain key overviews with the relationship between student
athletes and universities. First, student athletes have no contract to hire and grant aid does not make
individuals employees of a university (Rafferty, 1983). In addition, student athletes are prohibited
from accepting pay for sports, and financial aid is not pay or income so players are not entitled to
worker s compensations (Rafferty, 1983). Since the formation of the NCAA, student athletes have
never been considered employees. The NCAA has developed ways to make money off student
athletes and not pay them. For instance, Walter Byers the first executive director of the NCAA,
stated the NCAA reserves the right to make money off the names, likeness, and images of athletes,
preventing others from doing so (Comeaux, 2015, p. 290). This can be highlighted in the NCAA
concept of amateurism. Amateurism provides rules to ensure that student athletes priority is
education (NCAA, 2015). Furthermore, student athletes are amateurs, and they will be protected
from exploitation by professional and commercial enterprises (NCAA, 2015, para. 4). The
implication of amateurism benefits the NCAA, while it exploits student athletes. Exploitation can be
seen when the NCAA makes revenue off players images, and the players have no rights or control
over their images (Kahn, 2007). When
Analysis Of The Book The Billionaire Idea Thief
THE BILLIONAIRE IDEA THIEF

Client Blurb

Edric Zhango who goes by nickname Yoshi, isn?t your ordinary billionaire. He made his fortune
from stealing other people?s ideas and calling them his own. And he thinks he?s hot shit for it. And
so do all the girls he likes to play around with.

But will he get caught? Can Will Skye catch on to his scheme and expose him for who he really? is?
(include menage)

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Amazon Blurb

Mimi Haverton is a tech entrepreneur with an Ice Queen reputation in Silicon Valley, a reputation she
had to develop to survive the boys club of working in tech.

Mimi has a bold new idea for an app and only one thing standing in her way lack of funding.

Pushed to the brink she is forced to set aside her misgivings and dare to tangle with the venture
capitalist billionaire Idea Thief himself, one Elk Mustereon.

Lured into Elk s lair Mimi struggles to hold onto to her iciness in the face of a man who brings out
the fire within, not to mention her company.

Will Mimi survive and bring down the Idea Thief at his own game? And why does ethical tech
investor Hunter Carter Astoria IV spend time with the likes of Elk Mustereon? Could it be there is
more to Elk than the media stories and could Hunter want more than just a company??

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I will never go to Elk Mustereon for funding, Mimi declared to her team as they discussed her
upcoming round of pitching for more funding.

The Russian born billionaire was famous for getting rich

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