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Essay Instructions: Analyze the speaker’s attitude toward the poem’s main subject. Support your ideal by examine the author’s use of specific words and images to create a particular tone used to convey the speaker’s attitudes. (Literature poem’s terms: imagery, figures of speech, connotation/denotation, tone, words/meaning)

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Poem title: Facing it, by Yusef Komunyakaa
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Essay Instructions: Gamemaster,
Long time no hear. Below are the guidelines for the paper and an brief outline. Let me know if you have any questions.


Objective: Assess the vulnerabilities of an organization's hardware and software systems,
transmission media, local area networks, wide area networks, enterprise networks,
Intranets, and its use of the Internet to cyber intrusions.

Competencies: Critical thinking
Instructions: In 8 -10 double-spaced pages develop an argument for what you believe is
the single most important cybersecurity vulnerability facing IT managers today. The
paper should include at a minimum a complete description of the vulnerability, the
reasons why it is the most important, the impact of this vulnerability on
organizations and how organizations can best address its potential impacts. (Note:
A vulnerability is a security weakness; a vulnerability is not a security threat.)
Format: Prepare the paper in Word. Include 10 sources. The citations and the
reference list in the paper should be formatted in accordance with APA 6th edition
guidelines.

Ensure the paper content shows:
a. Clarity of the vulnerability - The vulnerability chosen is thoroughly developed and
clearly stated.
b. Clarity of mitigation - The mitigation approach presented is thorough and complete.
c. Clarity of organizational impact of vulnerability - The impact on organizations and
organizational response to chosen vulnerability is thoroughly developed and logically
presented.
d. Quality of documentation support - The discussion in the paper is based on a thorough
review of the literature
Ensure the paper format shows:
a. Organization and length - The content is well organized with clear transitions among
major subtopics. Meets length requirements.
b. Writing Style - Graduate level writing is reflected throughout the paper, including
accurate spelling, punctuation, grammar, and sentence structure
c. Proper APA formatting - In-text citations are presented in proper APA format and all
sources are identified in the reference list and cited in proper APA format.

Title: Access: Single Most Important Cybersecurity Vulnerability Facing IT Mangers Today

Introduction should show how technology touches every domain (human, financial, medical, government, etc.), how important technology is and why cybersecurity is important. Also, show why access will be a problem for years to come. Areas to cover are insider access (insider threat, social network...i.e. More businesses are using social network platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, etc) which poss a huge security risk to theft, privacy, etc. Using vendor applications/software. Also, how beta testers have access to those vendors' software/applications. The different attacks from hackers and unintentional attacks, such as database overload from many queries or access to the site. Lastly, regulations, laws and rules that govern cyber and access.

Below is the outline of topics to be covered in this paper:
I. History

II. Insider access
1. Privelege user with unrestricted access to areas
?-? Cleared and able to roam freely
?-? Insider threat
? Lack of training
? Lack of awareness
? Intentional
2. Vendor Support
?-? Proprietary software
?-? Off the shelf software and applications

III. Attacks
• DDOS
?-? Intentional and unintentional
• Social Engineering
?-? Social network platforms
?-?
IV. Regulation and Governance

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Essay Instructions: Develop an argument for what you believe is the single most important cybersecurity vulnerability facing IT managers today. The paper should include at a minimum a complete description of the vulnerability, the reasons why it is the most important, the impact of this vulnerability on organizations and how organizations can best address its potential impacts. (Note: A vulnerability is a security weakness; a vulnerability is not a security threat.)
The citations and the reference list in the paper should be formatted in accordance with APA 6th edition guidelines.

Essay Instructions: Analysis Essay
Requirements:
500 words minimum (5 paragraphs) Introduction, 3 body paragraphs, conclusion
TWO primary source- quotations from short story for analysis, MLA Documentation
ONE secondary sources (minimum) - you may only use secondary sources found in the SPC library databases. You will document your sources using MLA style.
You may support your ideas by using secondary sources, but the analysis should be your own.
Description:
Choose any short story we have read during the course as your primary source to write a literary analysis. Focus your analysis on the theme or main idea of a work using 3 relevant literary terms illustrated by selected quotations. Follow these guidelines when organizing your literary analysis:
• Make an original title for your essay that reflects your thesis or take on the work.
• Introduce the plot and setting but avoid plot summary. Make your thesis focus on the theme or main idea of the work and consider three main points such as point of view, irony, imagery, etc.
• Use quotations from the short story to illustrate your body paragraphs.
• Be sure to introduce your body paragraphs with topic sentences and introduce quotations using your own words.
• Follow quotations with commentary and interpretation in your own words.
• End body paragraphs with a tie-in to your thesis statement.
• Finish essay with summary/conclusion: Summarize main points and re-state thesis.
• Document primary sources with parenthetical citations and a Works Cited.
• Follow MLA format for both- using author’s last name in parenthetical citations.
• Cite full source information in a Works Cited.

Facing It
by Yusef Komunyakaa


My black face fades,
hiding inside the black granite.
I said I wouldn't,
dammit: No tears.
I'm stone. I'm flesh.
My clouded reflection eyes me
like a bird of prey, the profile of night
slanted against morning. I turn
this way--the stone lets me go.
I turn that way--I'm inside
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
again, depending on the light
to make a difference.
I go down the 58,022 names,
half-expecting to find
my own in letters like smoke.
I touch the name Andrew Johnson;
I see the booby trap's white flash.
Names shimmer on a woman's blouse
but when she walks away
the names stay on the wall.
Brushstrokes flash, a red bird's
wings cutting across my stare.
The sky. A plane in the sky.
A white vet's image floats
closer to me, then his pale eyes
look through mine. I'm a window.
He's lost his right arm
inside the stone. In the black mirror
a woman's trying to erase names:
No, she's brushing a boy's hair.

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