Security – Engineering for Everyone! Corporations in all sectors share a common goal: to make money. This is not an eye opening statement, but the following might be: “Corporations in all sectors share a common theme – they barely (if ever) care about security.” While some reading this may simply stop at that statement and whisper “he is insane,” many tasked with information security would wholeheartedly agree with me after reading this in its entirety. During my thought process while writing this, I kept remembering a common statement from many clients, peers, and readings about the topic of the security: “Management doesn’t care. Security is not in the budget… they don’t get it.” This train of thought repeats in many of the articles I write…
Personal Profile I am an articulate, confident, and hard-working individual who thrives in a challenging environment. I am currently enrolled in the Engineering Science program at the University of Toronto, a program that equips students with an in-depth understanding of several branches of engineering and provides them with a comprehensive toolkit of skills including math, computer programming, circuits, and innovative design solutions. I am also invested in advancing my knowledge of robotics…
Introduction The overarching goal of this paper is to understand the Deepwater Program SoS engineering and integration failures before the program change in 2007 and develop recommendations for future similar SoS programs that can potentially prevent some of the failures from occurring. In order to achieve the goal of this study, reviews of documents produced by the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports related…
you get there. Ever since my childhood, I had an inherent passion towards science and mathematics. I was a topper throughout my schooling. I had innovative ideas. I followed an organized of mode of study. My aim in life is to pursue MS in Computer Science in your esteemed university. I have been fascinated by computers since I first touched them in class 4. So, naturally I took up graduation in engineering in Computer Science. I nuture high hopes of practical research in computer science and…
out and pursue an engineering career. During that ninth year, I started questioning whether I had chosen the right profession. I enjoyed the people I worked with, the places I got to visit, and knowing that I was making a difference, but I wasn’t happy…
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common access controls are the passwords, PIN or access code. But to some office doors, key cards are being used. Individual access control may not be that a comprehensive security alternative, especially where there is no central administrator or observer. A person with a different motive may use that permission to commit a wrong. But where the systems are controlled by a central position, the access control may remain effective and reliable. Tyska and…
1. PHYSICAL SECURITY POLICY 1.1 Overview This policy is designed to set how Dalton, Walton & Carlton, Inc. (DW&C) strives to protect its employees, visitors and assets (buildings, property, information) against physical threats including but not limited to crimes (criminal damage and theft) and terrorism through the use of physical security controls. Physical security necessitates applicable layers of not only physical but also technical measures to ensure a complete equilibrium between not…
Integrate schedules provided by the Physical Security project team, as led by the appropriate FPL Corporate Security (CS) Project Lead. This includes schedules from the contractor selected to implement the Physical Security Perimeter (PSP) installation, configuration and testing. 3. Integrate schedules provided by the Information Management (IM) project team, as led by the appropriate NextEra IM Project Manager. This includes schedules from IM and the cable installation vendor. 4.…
When cost reduction and business needs are greater for a company, the time and extra cost it takes to consider security during the early stages may out weigh the need for high level security design. If a company decides to place a low level of security on a software, it may not be feasible for them to use security measures that early in the process. In providing a current issue for system security, [7] describes why software isn 't popular today: "Unfortunately, due to a perceived high cost…