Think back to your past experiences in dealing with people from different backgrounds. Share one or more experiences(s) in: (a) How your perspectives were different from theirs (b) how did the interactions go — where there any difficulties/misunderstandings (c) how did you resolve the situation. If the situation was not resolved, how would you approach it differenly to reach resolution? Your experiences in a work setting is preferred, but you can talk about your experiences in a personal setting as well.

You will need to post:

1) Your intial post sharing your experience(s) according to criteria stated above (280words, 11 points, due Friday). You will only see other people’s post after you post yours.

do not copy form other

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Cyber Security and Risk Management

Read at least two (2) academically reviewed articles on Cyber Security and Risk Management and complete the following activities:

(Wikipedia articles will not be accepted. Professor may check originality of all posts. Avoid copy-and-paste.

1. Summarize the two (2) articles in 300 words or more. Please use your own words. No copy-and-paste

2. Base on your article review and the assigned reading, discuss the relationship between cyber security and risk management.

3. As an IT manager, discuss how you will use the concepts discussed in the four articles in the management of IT risks within your company.

1-How the concept of moral hazard can be applied to the story of the movie (1

paragraph)?

2- What is your impression about the movie (1 paragraph)?

3- What could have been done to prevent the crisis from occurring (1 paragraph)?

No more than 1 page, 1 inch all around margins, Times New Roman 12-point font, single space.

John Smith has just arrived in New York from China. He is seeking asylum on his well-founded fear that the Chinese government is persecuting him because he is a member of the Uighur ethnic minority which practices Islam and opposes the Communist Party of China.

The Chinese government has a different story. They say John is wanted for murder because he bombed an airliner and that he uses Xinjiang time instead of Beijing time.

John’s friends in the U.S. have discovered that the airliner he supposedly bombed is still flying and that the passengers who were “killed” are still alive. They do not dispute that John and other Uighurs have fought with the Taliban against the U.S. in Afghanistan, but say John was only fighting with the side he thought was right.

What steps will John have to take to apply for asylum? What administrative process will be used? Will he be successful? Why? What arguments would you make on John’s behalf? How about against him?