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Actual for You - Are You Studying Your Life Away? Security In College Campuses
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When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in th
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How Serious is the Campus Security Threat?
Over the past 12 months, numerous Universities across the country have been hit with major security breaches:
• Ohio University had over 5 separate cases of identity theft within a month solely caused by poor security measures on school databases.
• In mid December 2006 the University of California at Los Angeles reported a hacking incident that left nearly a million members of the UCLA community vulnerable to identity theft. The hacking went on undetected for nearly 13 months.
Along with these two schools, nearly 50 other incidents involving universities have occurred within the past 12 months.
How Vulnerable is Campus Data?
The vast majority of universities rely on large, moderately-protected networks to store data on anyone related to the organization: its students, staff, faculty, and even applicants. This data is housed on these servers with limited security capabilities. These vulnerabilities have caused major problems for students and faculty in schools all across the country.
When a prospective student applies to schools they must provide information such as name, high school, SAT scores, parents names. Many applications require in-depth parental information, asking for occupation, income, tax information, social security numbers and degrees earned.
When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in the
As students begin a new semester, this is the perfect time to establish some new routines to improve the process of doing homework.The first question to ask yourself is, “If there is one thing I could improve about homework, what would it be?” The first answer that probably came to mind was, “Get rid of it!” Honestly, that would be my first response, too. However, homework is a fact-of-life and serves a very good purpose (whether we like it or not), so let’s try that again…** If You Could Improve One Thing about Homework, What Would It Be? **- Perhaps you feel that you (or your child) take too much time to do homework.- Or, maybe homework causes a lot of arguments in your home and you would like to experience some peace.- Is your teacher complaining that lost assignments are dragging down your grade?- Do your parents often complain that you wait for the “last m
How Serious is the Campus Security Threat?
Over the past 12 months, numerous Universities across the country have been hit with major security breaches:
• Ohio University had over 5 separate cases of identity theft within a month solely caused by poor security measures on school databases.
• In mid December 2006 the University of California at Los Angeles reported a hacking incident that left nearly a million members of the UCLA community vulnerable to identity theft. The hacking went on undetected for nearly 13 months.
Along with these two schools, nearly 50 other incidents involving universities have occurred within the past 12 months.
How Vulnerable is Campus Data?
The vast majority of universities rely on large, moderately-protected networks to store data on anyone related to the organization: its students, staff, faculty, and even applicants. This data is housed on these servers with limited security capabilities. These vulnerabilities have caused major problems for students and faculty in schools all across the country.
When a prospective student applies to schools they must provide information such as name, high school, SAT scores, parents names. Many applications require in-depth parental information, asking for occupation, income, tax information, social security numbers and degrees earned.
When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in th
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Along with these two schools, nearly 50 other incidents involving universities have occurred within the past 12 months.
How Vulnerable is Campus Data?
The vast majority of universities rely on large, moderately-protected networks to store data on anyone related to the organization: its students, staff, faculty, and even applicants. This data is housed on these servers with limited security capabilities. These vulnerabilities have caused major problems for students and faculty in schools all across the country.
When a prospective student applies to schools they must provide information such as name, high school, SAT scores, parents names. Many applications require in-depth parental information, asking for occupation, income, tax information, social security numbers and degrees earned.
When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in th
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When a prospective student applies to schools they must provide information such as name, high school, SAT scores, parents names. Many applications require in-depth parental information, asking for occupation, income, tax information, social security numbers and degrees earned.
When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in th
No matter who you marry, there will be differences. You will share some interests, values and beliefs, and you will differ on others.The big three areas where differences commonly lead to divorce are 1) money, 2) sex and 3) children--whether to have them and how to raise them. It’s pretty safe to assume that you and your spouse will differ in at least one of these divorce-potent areas and in many other less potent areas as well. And so no matter what your compatibility profiles say, for marriage to last you need to learn how to handle differences.The good news is that handling differences well makes life and living together better for both of you. The areas where you differ are where you will learn to grow as a person. Your view of the world and your place in it will expand as you take in new perspectives.What’s more, you can develop the skills you need to resolve differences, Here are the
When Universities receive this information it's stored in their database and added to the masses of other applications from that year and previous years. Not only are many of these personal questions unnecessary to deem a student worthy for admittance, but the weak college computer networks lead to easy access to that information. Privacy and ID theft issues arise not only with students enrolled in the University, but also with people who've simply applied to the college.
Student Network Threat
Along with applicant data stored on campus servers, many schools also have multiple networks which allow students to store their own documents and files. Many schools do not invest in strong security for networks because they feel that much of this information is useless to others outside the network. What college IT departments don't realize is that many of these documents are just as valuable to other students within the University.
If a student writes a term paper for their class, there are very few security measures preventing another student from hacking into the network and stealing that paper to sell or turn it in for another class. If students can't feel secure about their work being plagiarized, then the legitimacy of the entire school becomes jeopardized and it becomes a much poorer educational environment.
Online Access to Student Records
The amount of access each student has to their own collegiate records on one simple "protected" website is astounding. Nearly every University has its own student-oriented network, usually called "My-SchoolName" where students can access everything about themselves like:
• Grades
• ID numbers
• Financial Aid
• College credit card information
• Home and School Residence Addresses
Not only are these sites hackable, but with the accelerated pace of the average student's day, it's very likely that he or she will forget to close out of the site on their laptop or forget to log out on a public computer. Much of the information contained on these sites is unnecessary and ends up being a one stop shop for college students and for hackers.
Students can find everything fr
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