Cyber Security For Airports article review In the article “ Cyber Security For Airports,” the authors Kasthurirangan, Manimaran, Doug, and Brent believe that increasing connectivity in computer systems is vital to government organizations and business enterprises’ operations. However, the authors claim that connectivity is vulnerable to cyber-attacks. According to the article, the aviation industry is vulnerable not only to physical threats but also cyber risks as a result of the increasing use of  Bring Your own Device (BYOD) in the aviation sector. In their finding, Kasthurirangan, Manimaran, Doug, and Brent identifies that in the United States, airport cybersecurity standards are currently not in use, and the standards existing focus on the airplane Control System(CS). In support of the finding, the article analyses measures and development research efforts undertaken by the U.s to establish a cybersecurity standard at the airports that focuses on securing the aviation sector from cyber vulnerabilities and education and literacy in cybersecurity to airport staffs. Kasthurirangan, Manimaran, Doug, and Brent notes that in U.S transportation sector, cybersecurity standards are more advanced in the aviation sector. In such…

San Diego’s low-income families and communities of colour San Diego statistically harbours a considerable number of people of colour, making the county highly diverse.  For decades, San Diego leaders have held a vision of advancement that would be argued out to be restricted on a set of industries and constructed on a disjointed social-economic landscape. As a result of this, lines, both literally and metaphorically have subdivided the region at each level. This has separated those living in the south from better job opportunities, education, and proper housing to the north. Most of the working families and the community of colour go through daily challenges since they fall under low-income society members. Statistically, San Diego harbours the fourth-largest homeless region. San Diego’s low-income families and communities of colour face recurring challenges from an inconsistent burden of toxic substances and environmental pollution. This is considered to be environmental racism, which can be defined as the strategies and government activities, educational institutions, corporations and other large organizations with the power to influence most people that, deliberately or inadvertently, result in families and…

Ashley Nordberg Initial Post Week 1 Response Hello Ashley, I appreciate your insight on ethical and legal considerations for individual therapy and family and group therapy. I agree with you that ethical considerations are foundational practices used by nurses when dealing with ethical issues. When a nurse is handling a client, there are ethical issues that arise which must be dealt with while delivering the patient care. Aspects of ethical and legal consideration also need to be observed in counseling therapy.  There are ethical and legal differences between family and group therapy and individual therapy.  While individual therapy occurs between the person in the therapy and the counselor or the therapists. Group therapy occurs when a group of people is treated together in a therapeutic environment. In groups, members are cohesive and have a commonality, which helps them to address the current issues collectively (Sommers, Feldman, & Knowlton, 2008). This centers a significant difference in their consideration. In advanced nursing practice, confidentiality lays the ground for effective treatment and therapeutic alliance that exists between the client and the therapist. According…

The impeachment of President Donald Trump The impeachment of President Donald Trump is long overdue due to the atrocities his administration and himself have subjected the citizens of the United States. On 20th January 2017 is the day in which Donald Trump was paraded in the Capitol, placed his left hand in the Bible, and took an oath to execute all duties associated with the office of the united state of America Presidency. During the oath process, he promised to promise to protect, secure, and safeguard the constitution of the United States. Surprisingly, he broke almost all these promises in the first few days by not keeping his promise of living and acting within the means of that constitutional office. Over time he has undertaken all measures to undermine the rule of law and contravene the ruling principles of constitution that form the foundation of the USA. He has initiated and aggravated division from all quarters, both domestic and foreign, by setting himself against the American dream of equality in each race, sex, and ideology.  The harm caused by President…

Henry IV and Paradise Lost This paper presents a critical analysis of the physicality and heroism nature of Hotspur in Henry IV, as depicted in part 1 and that of Satan in Paradise Lost. The analysis focuses on the individual pursuits of these characters and how they go about in their journey to attain their quests. The two characters have a common goal of seizing power. Whereas Hotspur starts a rebellion to take over power and gain glory and honor, Satan attempts to overthrow God. Besides, the essay illustrates how both of these two characters fail in their pursuits. In Act one of Henry IV, scene 1, Hotspur is portrayed as a gallant who has played a significant role in defeating the scots; thus, winning a crucial victory for the nation. Still, in Act 1, scene 3, Hotspur attempts to justify to the infuriated King Henry the reason for not returning the prisoners. Upon the King’s leaving, Hotspur is so furious that he courageously refers to King Henry’s precursor as “that sweet rose.” Shakespeare takes advantage of this passionate outburst…

Cybersecurity for Leaders and Managers Question#1             I agree with the author, and the article has made a lot of good points. This is because security will never be considered to be absolute since there will often be some level of risks involved. Therefore, this fact is essential to be initially recognized, and the insider threat is one of the most dangerous threats. Moreover, according to the article, new employees are deemed to be dangerous; thus, they attempt to incur some risk mitigation (Bonderud, 2020). This involves a continuous keep up of the strenuous process of hiring and background checks. However, some corners should not be cut when hiring the employees, simply because they are expected to be temporary. Every company will want to hire quality workers, in either full time and seasonal seasons. I further think that it was worth noting that the workers were to be treated with the same level of respect, similar to that of full-time employees. This would have impacted them positively since they would have felt welcomed and part of the family. The gain…

Implementation of ERM model- Real case and relationship with the given case Organizations face an increasing number of complexities with growing market demands and trends. Consequently, operating an organization involves various risks. In today’s age, risk management has become a vital part of every enterprise that operates globally as well as locally (Arena, Arnaboldi & Azzone, 2010). Hence, the concept of Enterprise Risk Management or ERM evolved over time. Companies operating in the finance, healthcare, or construction industries deal with risks on a daily basis, and an ERM plan can help to mitigate the chances of risks. The ERM approaches of the given case study of Intuit Company shall be compared with that of a Moroccan financial institution. Outline of the real case In the Moroccan institution, one of the departments that faced real risks such as credit risks, operational risks, or market risks is the Portfolio Management Department (Benabbou, 2013). The institution also faced strategic issues and was unable to handle its assets. In the beginning, ERM was launched, and the institution took the first steps based on the…

Hug your haters. Introduction Hug your haters is a book written by Jay Baer and was initially published in the year 2016 on march. The title “hug your haters” suggests you should be able to relate well with the people who annoy you or don’t appreciate you. Jay Baer has arranged the sections of the novel” hug your haters” in a manner that communicates to the people with clarity; hence, the book is a success. In this book, Jay Baer talks about how business companies should handle their hateful customers and how to use them to better their business. Often business is faced with the challenge of offensive customers, and this books helps you learn how to make them your best customers. The author’s objective is to help business companies better their services by understanding how to handle their customers. The haters The book “hug your haters” helps us to identify the various types of haters. According to the book, there are mainly two types of haters associated with business transactions. The haters are the “offstage haters,” who the book…

Workers Right The Americans that live with disabilities are protected by the Act known as the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). The Act is one of the significant influential laws in American history. The Act was meant to cover those that are living with disability against any form of discrimination from work. However, the question lies to what extent does the cover goes. With accordance to the Act, an employer can turn down persons with disability if their condition imposes an undue hardship on the operation of the employee’s business. In the case of John, according to the performance evolution done by the company, it indicated that he was the least performing staff. Which means the cost that the company was spending on him as compared to the output he was giving the company was negative, and hence he was more a liability to the company than an asset. Apart from protection from discrimination at work, the ADA is currently protecting over 43 million American. It allows the disabled to access education and housing, which were things that were hard…

Advise Ming’s Metals Ltd (1) Advise Ming’s Metals Ltd, whether it could have rejected the documents when they first arrived? Additionally, how would damages have been calculated? Distance sales have always involved in particular difficult situations. In an ordinary sale, a buyer pays for the goods once they are delivered. A buyer must always have the advantage of withholding part of the purchase price until the goods are offered in the condition that he recommended. If the products are not in the conformity that he requested them to be, he can refuse to pay. A buyer has the advantage to bridge the gaps that primarily exist between the seller’s delivery and what they ordered for. However, in a distance sale, it would not be practical to wait for a delivery to pay for it. It is not an efficient solution to pay for the seller to transport the goods without payment. The seller will be risking, especially if the buyer refuses to pay at the ultimate destination. If the buyer has to refuse to pay them, he has to get…