The “War on Drugs” was a national movement in the 1980s and 1990s that called for law enforcement to get tough on drug control and incarcerate individuals in order to deter people thinking about committing drug crimes and reduce recidivism for drug offenders (Kelly & Barker, 2016). Policymakers adopted initiatives...

Based upon the examples of security breaches provided in the case study, it is important to identify possible solutions for each primary concern. The responses to each example are as follows: 1.Nurses who log in to the system and then walk away from the terminal without walking out provides an...

For a company to make the right amount of profit and to maintain a running culture there is need to have enough capital to aid sustain the company. For many upcoming companies this capital is a dream. However, many finance bodies, with interest in profits provide solutions of loaning these...

Part 1: Acceptable Use Policy The AUP is rules set forth to provide safety when using your corporations computer on and off the internet. Several basic rules apply in all companies: only use the computer for company business, do not use offensive language, store photos, music and personal work. When...

Although warmongering is not a clearly defined concept within the literature of global security studies, political science and international relations, the term nevertheless does evoke lucid images of the using of war for political gain. From the perspective of realism and state interests, warmongering is therefore a decision to provoke...