Computer Crime Taxonomy, Computer Criminals and Internal Controls

question 58

Essay

Computer crime taxonomy, computer criminals and internal controls
For each independent situation below, indicate: (a) the type of computer crime based on Carter's taxonomy, (b) the type of computer criminal and (c) one internal control that would address the crime. Note to instructor: The situations in this problem are different from those in Problem 7.

Understand and describe the role and importance of strong critical thinking in various contexts.

Distinguish between interest-based and position-based negotiations and apply interest-based negotiation strategies to real-world scenarios.

Identify and explain when vagueness or ambiguity becomes problematic in communication.

Define and discuss the concept of a language community and its relevance.

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Definitions:

Monetary Products

Financial products and instruments that are used for saving, investing, or making transactions, such as currencies, stocks, bonds, and savings accounts.

Round Off

The process of adjusting numbers to their nearest value based on a specific unit of measure, simplifying calculations or representations.

Multiply

To increase or combine quantities by a specific factor or number, resulting in a total that is the product of the factors.

Employee Health

A term relating to the physical and mental wellbeing of individuals in the workforce, often addressed through employer-provided health programs and insurance.