During the Early Years of Computing, the Primary Threats to Security Were

question 22

True/False

During the early years of computing, the primary threats to security were physical theft of equipment, espionage against the products of the systems, and sabotage.

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Definitions:

Average Number

The sum of values divided by the count of values, used to find the central or typical value in a set of numbers.

Customers

Individuals or businesses that purchase goods or services from a company or store.

Queue

A queue of individuals or vehicles lined up awaiting their chance to proceed or receive service.

Little's Law

A principle in queue theory that states the long-term average number of items in a queuing system equals the long-term average effective arrival rate multiplied by the average time an item spends in the system.