Give an example when you might find steganography useful. Why would you consider using it instead of another type of encryption?

How and why do hackers leave the backdoor open for themselves? Use any current topic or article related to penetration techniques.

200-250 words

Instructions

Hello Class!

Welcome to the Final Week of the course. For the Final Capstone Project assignment, Please see below.

Assignment Instructions:

Complete your Capstone Project paper by submitting a project based on previous research and coursework that you have completed in Cybersecurity or on a Cybersecurity topic that peaks your interest. Your project should incorporate your previously submitted Capstone Project Topic paper and needs to be closely related to at least one of the course objectives (listed below for your convenience). Your Capstone Project should add value to the Cybersecurity practice and should be able to used by others to further your research on the subject matter.

REQUIREMENTS:

1. 30 – 40 Pages in length in APA format (not including a cover page and reference section) covering all eight course objectives listed below.
2. Papers need to be double spaced and in 12 point times new roman font
3. Cover Page
4. Abstract
5. Introduction
6. Review of Literature
7. Findings and Recommendations
8. Conclusion
9. Reference Section (you will need at least 20 references)

MISCELLANEOUS:

1. Use current and real world data to make your points, not just the textbook.
2. Your references should not be more than 5 years old.
3. Your Capstone Project Topic assignment is due by Sunday not later than 11:59 p.m. Eastern time.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

CO-1: Examine the various aspects of cybersecurity including the relationship between cyber defense, cyber operations, cyber exploitations, cyber intelligence, cybercrime, Cyberlaw within Federal and State Laws

CO-2: Deconstruct the processes and goals of cyber forensics investigations including the importance of search warrants and chain of custody in a forensic investigation of computer related crimes

CO-3: Prepare a plan to manage functions that encompass overseeing a program or technical aspect of a security program at a high level ensuring currency with changing risk and threat environments.

CO-4: Prepare a plan to design functions that encompass scoping a program or developing procedures, processes, and architectures that guide work execution at the program and/or system level.

CO-5: Develop strategies and plans for security architecture consisting of tools, techniques, and technologies to detect and prevent network penetration, and to design effective cybersecurity countermeasures.

CO-6: Develop a policy to analyze network designs, topologies, architectures, protocols, communications, administration, operations, and resource management for wired, wireless, and satellite networks that affect the security of the cyberspace.

CO-7: Develop a policy to implement functions that encompass putting programs, processes, or policies into action within an organization.

CO-8: Prepare a plan to evaluate functions that encompass assessing the effectiveness of a program, policy, process, or security service in achieving its objectives.

 For this job, I need you to create a wedding program for an upcoming wedding ceremony from scratch (no templates of any form allowed)! Create a 1-page, double-sided, single-fold, wedding program, using a recent version of InDesign (CS5 or higher) or “approved” alternate electronic publishing software (contact me if you are not sure).

In order to design a single-fold wedding program properly, you will have to create a 2-page document. Because there is a fold in the middle, it divides the page into two panels per page. It is very critical that you setup the program correctly, or it will not print properly.

Note on the first page, you’ll have the Front Cover of the program, but it is placed on the far right panel (Panel 1). The Back Cover is placed on the far left. Placing the content in this order will unsure that the program prints properly when folded.
Page 2 (seen below) is printed on the back of Page 1.  The Inside Page, Panel 2 is directly behind Page 1, Panel 1, once the design is printed in duplex.

Page 1, Panel 1: Front Cover (Location, Time, Date, Photo of Bride and Groom only)
Page 1, Panel 2: Back Cover (Acknowledgments only)
Page 2, Panel 2: Inside Left (Wedding Ceremony only)
Page 2, Panel 3: Inside Right (Wedding Party only)

You can always test your work by printing double sided. If your printer does not print double-sided, you can create a work around by printing Page 1, then placing Page 1 back in the printer and the print Page 2.
You will not be submitting a double-sided document, just both Page 1 and Page 2 in one InDesign file. I will print your work double-sided to make sure it aligns properly.
Here is a sample of the design you will be creating. You are free to use your own creativity, but you must not deviate from the four panel layout and you must use ALL of the content provided.

Program Content
The program content (time, place, and order of events) are supplied by your client can be downloaded below (see the attached MS Word document). Place the files into InDesign and format it properly.

Wedding Program Content
*** YOU HAVE TO USE THE CONTENT THAT THE CLIENT PROVIDED (SEE ATTACHMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST called cmst310p2weddingprogram-2019v1.doc ***
You will have to format the text in a number of ways (font selection, font size, leading, editing, and columns if desired) to ensure readability. Please use LEADER DOTS where the client has used dots to separate content (The Wedding Party Panel as well as The Wedding Ceremony Panel). Please do not delete any content or you will lose points (you should never delete content a client provides you unless you discuss it with them beforehand).

Wedding Program Design Ideas
Using your favorite search engine (Yahoo, Google, etc) do a search on Wedding Programs and study the different formats and designs you find. I’m sure several will inspire you in your efforts to create an original design piece.

Submission Requirements
Please submit the following:
1. Submit a PDF (Portable Document Format) version of your flyer to your Assignments Folder.
2. Submit the original file of your completed work (.indd document if using InDesign).
3. Submit ALL images, graphics, photos, clip art, or text files used in creating your work.

PROJECT PACKAGING
InDesign’s Package feature places all the resources, including photos, images, clip art, and fonts, used in a document into one centralized folder. It also creates a PDF version of the document, which you need to submit to your Assignments Folder.  

4. Project Reflection
Post an answer the following questions when you submit your assignments files.
a. What issues or challenges did you face creating this project?
b. What software programs did you use to create your project?

You can submit your reflection as a Microsoft Word document or just copy and paste your answers in your Assignments folder’s text box when you submit your work along with the rest of the required project files.

NOTE 1: Assignments created in MS Word, MS Publisher, or MS Works (or similar word processing software applications) will not be paid for, graded, or accepted.

NOTE 2: You can not use a template or other pre-formatted design to complete your project, in whole, or in part. You must create your flyer from “scratch”, starting from a empty page.

Your project must include all of the required elements listed below:
REQUIRED ELEMENTS

#DESCRIPTION01Page Margins: Set at 0.5 inches (or equivalent picas, points, etc.) on the top, bottom, left, and right. However, feel free to use bleeding if appropriate.02Page Orientation: Landscape (wide)03Document Size: Letter 8.5 inches (height) x 11 inches (width)04Pages: Two pages printed back to back on one double-sided page (see examples)05Theme: All design elements in your project are appropriate and related to the subject matter.06Graphic Elements: Include at least 1 “photograph of the happy couple” (appropriate for the project). All graphic elements are required to be high-quality, well-designed, non-pixelated, not cartoon-ish, and visually appealing.07Colors: Include at least 2 different colors in your design.08Fonts: Use at least 2 different fonts in your design. At least one font should be a script font. Good font choices (sizes and types). The Panel Headings should be formatted and aligned consistently (Acknowledgements, The Wedding Party, and Wedding Ceremony).

NOTE 3: All design elements must fit the purpose and theme of the project.

Write a research paper that contains the following: 

• Define service-oriented architecture. Explain how service-oriented architecture works. 
• Explain how webpages differ from web services. 
• Discuss what it means for a web service to be interoperable. 

Research Paper Requirements:

• The paper should be four pages long, not including the title and reference pages. 
• Use Times New Roman, size 12 font throughout the paper. 
• Apply APA 7th edition style and include three major sections: the Title Page, Main Body, and References.
• A minimum of two scholarly journal articles (besides your textbook) are required.
• Writing should demonstrate a thorough understanding of the materials and address all required elements. 
• Writing should use exceptional language that skillfully communicates meaning to the readers with clarity and fluency and is virtually error-free. 

Note: plagiarism check required, APA7 format, include References, within 8hrs 

Read the Article “Your Botnet is My Botnet: Analysis of a Botnet Takeover”

Then write a paper where you
Describe the nature and details of a computer ethics case, including the persons, organizations, and stakeholders involved
Describe ethical principles both supporting the actions of the principal actors in a computer ethics case and contradicting the actions of the principal actors
Explain why one agrees or disagrees with the actions of the principal actors in a computer ethics case