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Hi Bayo, I want to express a few concerns that I have. First, in your discussion posts, I see that you are combining content from your blog into a discussion response. The content from the blog is not relevant to the discussion topic and may confuse or upset other students. Your discussion responses should stay focused only on the content needed to provide a direct response to the topic.  More concerning is that I see you have posted responses from other students on your blog. This might be a violation of the learner code of conduct, falling under "theft" per policy 4.02.02, Learner Code of Conduct, which states: "Theft is taking property that is not one's own or posting, transmitting, promoting, or distributing content that violates copyright or other protected intellectual property rights. Unauthorized use of university property is prohibited. Theft and abuse of compute resources is prohibited."  Did you receive permission from these students to post...

Cybercrimes :   The US FBI& Federal Law Enforcement-Making:   A Difference Today 11-19-2017: Due Date: Unit 6 Assignment 1 Response By: Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS Capella University, MS NSA Computer Science Training Program: IAS1005 Professor: Dr. Susan Ferebee Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS 400 NW 1 st Avenue, Apartment: 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 Email: bayo_caryg1@yahoo.com Cell: 857-218-0146 11-19-2017 Unit 6 Assignment 1 Response Response from: Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS Directions: Digital Forensics and Identification of Cybercrime You are an IAS Cybercrime Specialist working for a major DoD contractor. You have been tasked with conducting an 1–2 page analysis and creating a 5–8 slide PowerPoint presentation on the cybercrime categories of (1) Using a Computer as a...

11-17-2017 Unit 6 Discussion 1 Response 2 Gary Response from: Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS One of my responsibilities that I was responsible for in the field of security was detecting employee breaches of policy and ensuring that they were appropriately dealt with according to policy. Needless to say, I was not very popular among my fellow colleagues. One of my processes involved stripping the images out of all the e-mails that were sent throughout the organization and ensuring that there was no content that broke our current policy. There were some very inappropriate and disturbing images that I saw while working in that position that required Human Resource involvement. This information was treated as confidential and it was clearly understood that I was not permitted to discuss any of this information with people without a valid need-to-know (i.e. the employee, their manager, and Human Resources) (“Need to Know Principle,” n.d.). The reasons for me ke...

11-17-2017 Unit 6 Discussion 1 Response 1 Keating Response from: Miss. Bayo Elizabeth Cary, AA, BA, MLIS Information Security professionals are exposed to confidential and sensitive information regularly. It is only natural that Information Security professional have expose to data that could have the potential to damage the company in multiple ways. Being part of the Information Security profession for many years, I have been exposed to multiple situations that required confidently. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) process is one of the more sensitive issues that I have experienced in recent history.  DLP is the process of ensuring that data is not transported to places it is not authorized to be. Several applications can be used to review activities of employees throughout the organization. Implementing DLP was sensitive subject as there is a level of “monitoring of employee activities on devices that have company data such as laptops and mobile devices. There was c...