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Introduction to security

Introduction to security

Summary

This article is about security management. Security management involves the development and implementation of security of policies and procedures that can protect all assets of an organization. These assets include information assets. All assets must first be identified for proper security management to occur. During security management, most organization use security management procedures. These procedures include risk assessment and analysis, collation and classification of information with the aim of discovering vulnerabilities and planning control methods (Oitmeier, 2012). Security management utilizes the principle of risk management to manage threats. It identifies the existing threats and examines the Continue reading...

Question #4:

Consider a moral issue or dilemma that has great interest for you. Compare what a utilitarian would advise and why, with what a Kantian would advise and why. Who do you think offers the best advice and why? Argue for your position, giving reasons why one of these ethical approaches is superior in your mind, entertain objections, and reply showing why your argument stands. (Note: Also, the focus should be on applying and critically analyzing these moral theories and NOT discussion of the issue). 

Answer:

Abortion is a moral dilemma that has been in existence for centuries. The issue receives Continue reading...

The Controversy over Genetically Modified Foods

The controversy over genetically modified foods has been on for years now. The debate on whether to use genetically modified foods or conventional foods is ongoing with some people in support while others are opposing. Genetically modified foods are foodstuffs produced from organisms which had their DNA altered through the process of genetic engineering. The main controversies related to GM foods are whether GM foods are safe for human use and for our ecosystem. Moreover, there is a controversy whether they should be labeled if they are pesticide resistant, and about their economic effects. In addition, there are alarms Continue reading...

Evans Pritchard spent a lot of his time investigating the meaning and the notion of witchcraft for the Azande or Zande people. The author is clearly trying to persuade us that the whole idea of witchcraft is not as ambiguous as it is usually treated. Zande people can analyze everything; they perceive the events just as clearly as we do. The difference is that they can link the natural cause of the event and why it happened, supply the missing link that we do not see and it is the witchcraft. In their perception witchcraft is the power that Continue reading...

Cybersecurity Website for Highschool Students

Introduction
Writing
The document write-up is fair in terms of its organization of sections and grammar. The literature review section is more of an annotated bibliography that fits odd with a project document. The literature review must be part of the document itself rather than presented as an annotated bibliography. A separate work cited section must contain all the references.

Format

The format of the document is good. It has proper sections according to the flow of the document. A correct and valid table of contents is added at the beginning that correctly links each section. Some fixes in the Continue reading...

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Leadership is the basis of the management performance of leading. The leader of a group is the person who has the most impact on group behavior and beliefs. Pescosolido (2001), explains that an individual who put forth, persuades and offers a path and drive energy for the team is the leader, this is the person who instigates accomplishments, give guidelines, reimburses, resolves disputes between fellow members, and pushes and pulls the group towards its goals.

Elements of Leadership

There are diverse elements that characterize leadership. Over 163 studies from Continue reading...

SWOT analysis came to help organizations to develop a balanced-score card that is multidimensional. Each of the four components of a balanced-score card (financial, customer, innovation and learning, and internal business perspectives) is analyzed based on all the elements of the SWOT analysis. For example, when developing measures to assess the financial success of the company, one will need to consider the financial strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that may affect the results in one or the other. This consideration will also apply when developing measures for assessing the success of the company in terms of customer perspective, internal Continue reading...

Group Project

Group Project

Section 1

One argument advanced against globalization in the face of human resource management is that it leads to more challenges rather than opportunities. Multinational corporations such as IKEA have to spend more time addressing the challenges emanating from the diversity at the workplace rather than enjoying the benefits it brings. The fact the company’s workforce hails from different parts of the world implies that the management has to be more flexible in terms of its management practices. Management practices are thus dependent on diversity. However, the counterargument advanced in favor of globalization holds that companies benefit more Continue reading...

Introductory Paragraph

The work of a farmer is pretty interesting, they may be working from sunrise till sunset, the work may be tiresome sometimes but what they know is that they are doing a good thing for the people of the Earth. Growing any plant or vegetable is a really interesting process for which one has to devote some of his time, efforts and love. People from abroad who are working at the large-scale and at the family-owned farms experience different problems connected with earth and air pollution. They have a lot of free time in winter and they work abnormally Continue reading...

The chosen case study is Case study 3: Schizophrenia, Charlie Robinson

According to Shergill, et. al (2014), schizophrenia is a condition characterized by difficulty in distinguishing between reality and imaginations. Patients suffering from this condition find it hard to relate to other people, to manage their emotions, and to function normally. Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder whereby the victim starts loosing contact with reality and gets lost in own world with make-up beliefs. Charlie is described as a person who has many friends, but hardly relates to any of them. He likes spending his time in his bedroom, and refers to himself as Goth. Charlie has a deep-rooted fear of Continue reading...