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Test!

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Viruses, worms, trojan horse (trojans), phishing attacks, spear phishing, denial of service attacks, distributed denial of service attacks, back door, logic bomb, zero-day
Defense: Firewalls, security

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- Espionage
- Info extortion
- Sabotage
- Damage/theft of equipment
- Identity theft
Defense: Security

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Carelessness with:
- Devices
- One`s office
- Discarded equipment
- Passwords
- Internet browsing
Shoulder surfing
Tailgating- using someone else`s log in information
Defense: Training

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Weather related disasters that can affect technology
Examples: tornados, tsunami, mudslides, volcanic eruption, avalanche, snowstorms/hail, blizzards, earthquakes, hurricanes, thunderstorms.

Prevention: Remote backup

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- Brown/Blackouts
-Water Damage
-Over Heating
-Hardware Crash
-Software Crash
To help avoid these failures you can do software updates/backups.

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Deliberate threats
Human Error
Natural Disasters
Technical Threats

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Portal - an internet site providing access or links to other sites

Net Neutrality - the principle that internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites.

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Local Area Network - Examples: residence hall, computer lab, department

Wide Area Network - Examples: Nichols College, big corporation

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Broadband= "high speed"
Bandwidth= how much you can send/receive

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Making things that aren't text searchable

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Create a wiki

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Process that helps organizations transfer knowledge from previous employees to current employees, so the same mistakes are not made again.

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unique ID or number in the data house

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A warehouse of data

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- Cheaper
- More powerful computers
- Hadoop - open source
- More data

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Gaining value out of data

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Feedback/Testing (during design)

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pros
-cheaper short term
-maintains and updates itself
cons
-no ownership

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Pros: Custom made, very powerful
Cons: Very expensive, takes a lot of time, you have to maintain it

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What are the pros & cons of buying your own software

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What are the pros & cons of buying your own software

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PROS - you don't have to make it yourself; already there

CONS - May not be exactly what you need; not customized to your business needs

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pros
-cheap
-easy to use

cons
-easy to scratch
-not a large amount of space

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A supercomputer is a computer that performs at or near the currently highest operational rate for computers.

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Smartphones
Tablets
Laptops
Desktops
Servers
Supercomputers

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Pros: Very durable, Less power, Silent and faster than hard drive, Produce 1/3 the heat of a hard drive
Cons: Most expensive of all the storage options

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Pros:
-Hold large amounts of data
-Inexpensive
-Can be accessed on multiple devices
-Back-up and recovery
Cons:
-Can be hacked
-Downtime
-Sensitive information

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Strengths: Very inexpensive, large storage capacity
Weaknesses: Requires special device to read tape, physical storage for tape

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Pros: Hold large amounts of data, high speed, low cost
Cons: Wear out over time, could break and lose data

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Anything that can be connected to the internet that is not a computer.

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Multiple online users can link certain key words to articles, webpages, etc. to make a specific page appear in Google's search results. For instance, the Santorum example.

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What killed Cybersquatting and Typosquatting?

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What killed Cybersquatting and Typosquatting?

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- Search engines

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- Barrier to entry
- Bargaining power
- Threat of substitute product
- Rivalry

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What is cybersquatting and typosquatting 

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What is cybersquatting and typosquatting 

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- cybersquatting: holding onto something until someone pays you for it.
- typosquatting: if you can not get a website called cars.com you can modify it to carz.com having such a close website that people accidentally make a typo

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1. Cost leadership strategy
2. Differentiation strategy
3. Innovation strategy
4. Operational effectiveness strategy
5. Customer orientation strategy

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4 Fundamental Components of Info Systems

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4 Fundamental Components of Info Systems

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- Hardware
- Software
- Networks
- Data