Consider the Following Examples of Computer Crime as You Answer

question 4

Multiple Choice

Consider the following examples of computer crime as you answer the next question: i. Social Security numbers are stolen from a company's database.ii. A fraudster uses a computer to identify people over the age of 80 with annual incomes of $250,000 or more
Iii) A supervisor receives threats from a worker via e-mail; the worker demands promotion as a condition of not exposing the supervisor's illegal acts
Iv) An unhappy customer launches a denial-of-service attack
Which of the following pairs an item from the list with an appropriate description of a business risk?

• A)Extortion, i
• B)Service interruption, ii
• C)Extortion, iii
• D)None of the above

Explore the impact of labor strategies on employee morale and organizational culture.

Assess the role of workforce skills and core competencies in achieving competitive advantage.

Comprehend the financial and operational considerations in managing labor costs.

Acknowledge the significance of equitable labor practices on organizational reputation and employee satisfaction.

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In sculpture, figures projecting from a background of which they are part. The degree of relief is designated high, low (bas), or sunken. In the last, the artist cuts the design into the surface so that the highest projecting parts of the image are no higher than the surface itself. See also repoussé.

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