In light of the events of September 11, 2001, current security measures are a topic of great debate. Some of the current suggestions under consideration are far reaching and many are described as Big Brother invading our lives. Security is not only a national concern, but an international one. However, an effectively implemented plausible plan for guarding a country's citizens still has yet to be. That is until now. This plan called Worldwide Identifications for Everybody or WIDE, will discuss how one simple change in the form of identification can answer the world's changing need of security.
While technology has rapidly advanced, the form of identification currently used by most countries has not. This has rendered these forms of ID ineffective and easy to exploit. Many features could be incorporated into current driver's licenses and state issued ID cards, passports could be revamped, and National ID cards could be issued, but the expense to implement such changes is staggering. In order to find the solution to a complex problem, sometimes it is best to heed the old adage less is more. WIDE introduces a sweeping change of three current forms of identification, the driver's license, state issued ID cards, and passports. The responsibility of implementing WIDE will be that of the United Nations. The costs incurred will be divided proportionately to the number of citizens per country involved in WIDE. Those countries too poor to be involved in WIDE will have their operational and setup costs divided proportionately among the developed nations involved. The citizens of countries, who are not involved, by a matter of choice, will not be allowed to cross the borders of countries involving themselves in WIDE.
To complete a task such as this, the entire process of identification must be revisited. Instead of issuing passports, driver's licenses, and state or national ID cards, WIDE will incorporate this information into a single form of theft proof identification.
I will answer these questions by proposing a basic incident response plan. First of all, a Computer Security Incident Response team will be established. ... Our incident response team's main objective will be to address any security incidents quickly and appropriately. Our incident response team will have several different roles. There will be several phases in our incident response plan. ...
Why should the Bill of Homeland Security be created? ... Emergency Preparedness and Response: Although the main goal is to prevent future attacks, this division will help minimize the damage and enhance to recovery that may possibly occur. ... As for response to terrorist attacks, the Federal interagency emergency response plans would be integrated into a single, comprehensive, Government-wide plan. This would ensure that all response personal have the equipment and capability to communicate with each other as necessary (Bush). ... "Immediately after last fall's attack, I used my lega...
Another aspect of our lives drastically effected by the events of September 11 is our safety, security, and vulnerability as a country. ... Airport security and border crossing guards search more thoroughly. ... We realize now we are not immune to terrorism as we once thought, thus this improving of our security and vigilance. ... Democrats and Republicans are working together on antiterrorism legislation. ...
The new millennium has brought serious threats to U.S. national security, according to the findings of the Hart-Rudman Commission. ... The solution recommended by Hart-Rudman was the creation of a new Cabinet-level National Homeland Security Agency (NHSA), vested with the ultimate authority for homeland defense. ... The Hart-Rudman commission proposed a single agency, the National Homeland Security Agency (NHSA), to fix overall ounterterrorism responsibility, who is capable (in theory) of mounting an instant and seamless response to terrorism in all its aspects. ... The program called for...
The government is also considering a second spending package to pay for antiterrorism measures. ... The government continues to offer conservative responses to the problem with little change - as was noted in the article even this plan only slows the decline of the economy instead of stopping it or even stimulating growth. ...
: I will first make clear what electronic business security is. ... I as the manager would have to enforce software and security testing policies also. ... According to Principles of Information Security managers, after being aware of the different threats, organizations should perform an analysis of the Security Systems Development Life Cycle. ... The CIO is also in charge of the Executive Security Group. ... They are in charge of performing periodic audits assessing the effectiveness of the security measures. ...
In the aftermath of September 11th, on November 25th, 2002, President Bush signed the Homeland Security Act, which created the new Department of Homeland Security. ... Commission on National Security/21st Century. ... This assessment warned of future attacks, and recommend the creation of a new National Homeland Security Agency which would integrate many of the existing government security agencies in order to coordinate homeland security activities. ... The Department of Homeland Security that President Bush established in 2001 is structured very similarly to the 1998 Commission on Nationa...
Network security can be used in many different scenarios and there are many types of network security software. ... Using ACL (Access Control List) method, it will follow the security policy according to the user security configurations. ... This distinction in the level of security required thus decides the sort of instruments fundamental for security administration. ... Security strategies ought to characterize the response that is to be gotten by diverse breaks of security, the response to be gotten by the people who propagate these episodes, and the methodology for heightening when the sam...
In response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States government passed a bill known as the Patriot Act, signing it into law on October 26. The Patriot Act called for the formation of a Homeland Security Department whose main job is to put a stop to terrorism. To accomplish this task, each state created its own Homeland Security force. ... " The U.S. response to the 9/11 attacks began on November 25, 2002, when the Homeland Security Act of 2002 became law and changed how we defend America. ... " Therefore the question is; Can Homeland Security protect us from ...
There has also been a lot more security in New York City because of the terrorist attack. ... There are many agencies that were in different departments that are now in the Department of Homeland Security, some of them being the Nuclear Incident Response team, Secret Service, Transportation Security Administration, amongst many more (Katel, 2009). There are four main areas of responsibility within the Department of Homeland Security, which are border security and transportation, emergency preparedness and response, chemical, biological radiological, and nuclear countermeasures, and intelligenc...
