CIS142_5

Amateur Sports League You are the new manager for a nonprofit amateur soccer league. The league’s board of directors asked you to develop a disaster recovery plan for its main office. The main office consists of a small storefront with two back rooms: one room is the office, with all of the electronic equipment and paper files; the other is for storage of nonelectronic equipment. The staff members — you, an administrative assistant, and information technology (IT) specialist — work in the office. The electronic equipment in the office includes two desktops, a laptop, an external hard drive for backups, a wireless router, and two printers. In addition, each staff member has a smartphone. Do This: Choose either a natural or man-made disaster. Create a disaster recovery plan for the Amateur Sports League that outlines emergency strategies, backup procedures, recovery steps, and a test plan. Assign staff member's roles for each phase of the disaster recovery plan.

What are some examples of situations that might lead to overfitting?

Launch versions of operating systems and apps often include bugs. Multiple thousands of bugs have been found in popular application frameworks. When a problem is found in a piece of software, the manufacturer usually has a patch available for sale (also known as patches). The day after a new vulnerability is disclosed, criminals launch zero-day assaults. No one disputes the immorality of these criminals' actions, but what responsibility does a software firm have if its ineptitude or haste to market endangers its customers? Security fixes should be installed on a regular basis.

IT Security (Risk Management):  Create your own documentation to describe the importance of developing business continuity, disaster containment, and recovery plans.  Make sure to explain what is in each plan.  Look for possible tools that help with creating and maintaining these plans.

Management Objects under the ITU will always starts with: A) 0 B) 1 C) 3 D) 2

True or False: Automatic updates are essential for system security and reliability.

Bank Management System (Must contain JavaFX, thread and socket. During project presentation, it will be checked how much features you have completed.) time : 8 hours

Desktop Support Technician What was a recent challenge in which you were involved and how did you go about solving it? Please include a description of the context for the challenge (project, broken system, etc.) Please define the objective that was to be achieved. Please describe the steps taken and the goals of each step. Please describe why this particular case was chosen and the results of the effort. Please feel free to add any other information that you believe to be important in relating this.

In a text-based system, like the command line, it is the duty of the system administrator to establish the order in which events occur.

Identifying New Computer Viruses and Worms Objective: Examine some current computer virus threats. Description: As a security professional, you must keep abreast of the manynew viruses and worms that might attack networks and computers. If one computer is compromised, all computers in your network could be compromised. Many firewalls don't detect malware attached to an executable program or amacro virus (covered later in this section), so securityprofessionals needto train users on the dangers of installing software, including games and screensavers, on a computer. Remember, a firewall doesn't examine packets internal to the network, so malware can spread internally in an organization regardless of how effective the firewall is. A good place to learn about new threats is the Internet. 1. Start your Webbrowser, and go to www.us-cert.gov. 2. Onthe homepage, type Conficker Wormin the SearchUS-CERTtext box, and then click the GObutton. WhatOSsareaffected bythis worm? 3.…

Describe the System Management Mode.

Define administrator account

Explain the purpose and components of Group Policy in a Windows environment.

User Requirements DocumentSection 1 Introduction  A Programming Competition System is hosting a programming competitions and allows participants() to log onto the system and perform different tasks. Programming competitions are a fun way for scholars, university students as well as school students, to engage with each other and get exposure to the feel of what programming is about instead of the generic hacker mentality every individual has. The aim is to create a system that allows hosts to carry out programming competitions and provides the participants with all the rules and requirements and other necessary details on the upcoming programming competitions as well as part-take in these competitions. This process is usually done manually so the system is going to simplify the process and make everything digitally available. This makes it easier for the hosts to keep track of every candidate and check for qualified participants. Question 1 Draw an ER Diagram

Explain the concept of version control in software development, and describe how Git is commonly used for managing source code.

Explain the role of version control systems like Git in software development.

Explain software configuration management by distinguishing baseline version revision and release.

T/F The terminology security engineering is only considered for maintenance of systems to avoid malicious attacks.

Command Line Interface management Lab 4-1 System Management from the Windows Command Prompt The Windows command-line interface is called the command prompt. The command prompt allows for commands to be manually entered. Files and directories (folders) can be created, deleted, and moved. System information can be set and discovered. In this activity, you will practice managing a system and files using the command prompt. Learning Goals Manage files and directory using the command prompt. Obtain system information using the command prompt. Navigate to your Users directory.

Command Line Interface management Lab 4-1 System Management from the Windows Command Prompt The Windows command-line interface is called the command prompt. The command prompt allows for commands to be manually entered. Files and directories (folders) can be created, deleted, and moved. System information can be set and discovered. In this activity, you will practice managing a system and files using the command prompt. Learning Goals Manage files and directory using the command prompt. Obtain system information using the command prompt. 6. Using the I? switch, determine the command and options to show all the files in order by reverse date. Pause the screen so you can see this. What do you enter for this? Create and save a screenshot

Command Line Interface management Lab 4-1 System Management from the Windows Command Prompt The Windows command-line interface is called the command prompt. The command prompt allows for commands to be manually entered. Files and directories (folders) can be created, deleted, and moved. System information can be set and discovered. In this activity, you will practice managing a system and files using the command prompt. Learning Goals Manage files and directory using the command prompt. Obtain system information using the command prompt. 8. Run the IPCONFIG command, and redirect the output to a file called Myi P.txt. What do you enter for this? Create and save a screenshot

When installing software there is a change you could have a problem installing, what are three of the problems and some remedies?

Explain the concept of software product maintenance and support, including patch management and bug fixes.