Using
Figure 5.4 as the target architecture, who are the threat agents who
will be most interested in attacking Web applications created
through AppMaker?
Question 2:
The network restrictions
surrounding the web authentication service is one layer of defense. As
was noted, this component is too valuable to trust to a single defense.
Furthermore, authentication requests are tendered by the least-trusted
component in the architecture. That component, HTTP termination, resides
on the least-trusted network. What additional steps can be taken?
Answer
the questions with an APA-formatted paper (Title page, body and
references only). Your response should have a minimum of 500 words for each question
Count the words only in the body of your response, not the references. A table of contents and abstract are not required.
A
minimum of two references are required. One reference for the book is
acceptable but multiple references are allowed. There should be
multiple citations within the body of the paper. Note that an in-text
citation includes author’s name, year of publication and the page number
where the paraphrased material is located.
Answer the Case Study 1 questions (pg. 13-15) on a Word document. Do not include the questions themselves.
Leslie is a cybersecurity consultant approached by a new startup, BioHack, which plans to develop a revolutionary but controversial new consumer product: a subdermal implant that will broadcast customers’ personally identifying information within a 10-foot range, using strong encryption that can only be read and decrypted by intended receivers using special BioHack-designed mobile scanning devices. Users will be able to choose what kind of information they broadcast, but two primary applications will be developed and marketed initially: the first will broadcast credit card data enabling the user to make purchases with the wave of a hand. The second will broadcast medical data that can notify emergency first responders of the users’ allergies, medical conditions, and current medications. The proprietary techniques that BioHack has developed for this device are highly advanced and must be tightly secured in order for the company’s future to be viable. However, BioHack’s founders tell Leslie that they cannot presently afford to hire a dedicated in-house cybersecurity team, though they fully intend to put one in place before the product goes to market. They also tell Leslie that their security budget is limited due to the immense costs of product design and prototype testing, so they ask her to recommend FOSS (free open-source software) solutions for their security apparatus and seek other cost-saving measures for getting the most out of their security budget. They also tell her that they cannot afford her full consulting fee, so they offer instead to pay her a more modest fee, plus a considerable number of shares of their company stock.
200 word question
Computer Science Assignment Help Post 3: An answer to one of the questions that a classmate or the professor has asked you OR if no one has asked you a question, a follow-up question for yourself and your answer. This post should be at least 200 words long and include at least one quote or specific reference to a concept or vocabulary from the Learning Materials with a citation in MLA format.
Here is the question….
You mentioned that the advertisement sector is undermining the free will of consumers, could you elaborate more on how the advertisement sector is undermining? In my mind I think of advertising as a method to convince and market to consumers. In advertising technology do you believe that there is a difference between advertising context in a persuasive manner compared to advertising in a manipulative manner? If so, what differences do you see between the two?
Answer the Case Study 1 questions (pg. 13-15) on a Word document. Do not include the questions themselves.
Leslie is a cybersecurity consultant approached by a new startup, BioHack, which plans to develop a revolutionary but controversial new consumer product: a subdermal implant that will broadcast customers’ personally identifying information within a 10-foot range, using strong encryption that can only be read and decrypted by intended receivers using special BioHack-designed mobile scanning devices. Users will be able to choose what kind of information they broadcast, but two primary applications will be developed and marketed initially: the first will broadcast credit card data enabling the user to make purchases with the wave of a hand. The second will broadcast medical data that can notify emergency first responders of the users’ allergies, medical conditions, and current medications. The proprietary techniques that BioHack has developed for this device are highly advanced and must be tightly secured in order for the company’s future to be viable. However, BioHack’s founders tell Leslie that they cannot presently afford to hire a dedicated in-house cybersecurity team, though they fully intend to put one in place before the product goes to market. They also tell Leslie that their security budget is limited due to the immense costs of product design and prototype testing, so they ask her to recommend FOSS (free open-source software) solutions for their security apparatus and seek other cost-saving measures for getting the most out of their security budget. They also tell her that they cannot afford her full consulting fee, so they offer instead to pay her a more modest fee, plus a considerable number of shares of their company stock.