Please finish work 1 and work 2. Thank you!Work1:Essay (Example) Minimum Length: 650 wordsAn essays that utilizes examples to support the claims made in its thesis must be careful to 1) offer reliable examples and 2) be able to connect those examples to its central claim.Choose one of the following topics to write an example essay about:Write an essay on your view of the purpose of a college education. Make sure to craft a strong thesis and provide critical supporting examples to illustrate and support your claim.Write a paper using examples either to describe or to demonstrate the falsity of a common male or female stereotype. This topic is based on Barbara Ehrenreich’s essay on p. 178. Examine John Grisham’s essay on p. 181-183. Then write an example essay in which you present some of the jobs you or someone you know has held. Be sure to establish a thesis that will unify your examples (Make sure that all your examples clearly connect and support a central idea or message that will serve as the core, the thesis, for your paper.)Use the checklist provided on p. 186 to double check your paper and revise before submitting.In this Essay, you will support a thesis with specific examples that you explain and analyze in your essay. So Essay 3 should build on the skills you've already been learning in the course. This assignment is a bit more challenging. Remember you don't just describe something and you don't tell a story about it. You want to instead use critical reasoning to support your main point. As a result, this essay will need to be a little more structured and organized. You need a clear central point (the thesis) with very specific paragraphs that articulate reasons and examples that your main point is valid and valuable. So this is a much more structured and linear assignment. Don't use a story to support this thesis...use reason and analysis.Sometimes students make the mistake of throwing together a narrative or having lots of random ideas scattered over the paper. You need to be careful to clearly communicate a central idea and support that specifically. Be very intentional about making your paper prove your points and provide examples. Just a reminder to be working on that third paper. And remember that you want to use REASONS, CRITICAL IDEAS, and CRITICAL EXAMPLES as support for your thesis in this Essay. This isn't a narrative paper and sometimes students get confused and shift into a narrative. Don't use personal anecdotes. Those aren't the same as critical reasons and examples that you are explaining and analyzing to support your central claim. You CAN use personal pronouns or examples from your own life as long as they are framed critically and you are explaining/analyzing them NOT just retelling them. (: I hope that helps y'all keep the focus in the right direction.Work 2:Explain your thesis for Essay 3. This is an essay that relies on examples to provide the support for the critical idea you are offering in the thesis. In this discussion board post a thread with your tentative thesis. Make sure your thesis is making a clear statement and offering a deeper idea that you will then prove the truth of through the examples you will share and analyze. (Please write about 70 words)

Mid Term Business Case Analysis (Individual Grade): The focus of the course is to better equip leaders to manage complex organizational change. Organizational Development is a planned change discipline which helps OD practitioners and change masters to manage and cope with the consequences of large scale change. Ourclearly define the problem and the relevant issuesevaluate the issues, presenting key facts and the significant need for changepropose a recommended solution, clearly defining the desired outcomes operating model for the case analysis will be from the perspective of the SVP of Change Delivery in partnership with other senior management leaders. The student will be assigned a business problem that will require a solution for implementation. The problem will be based on the course’s text readings, case studies and in-class learning. The assignment is to write a business memo that provides a solution for implementation. The memo is to be directed to the CEO from you as his/her SVP of Change Delivery whom has to solve the problem. The memo must be practical, service oriented and business driven. The memo will be no longer than 3 pages, and is to include three integrate components (#1 Introduction and Problem Definition, #2 Body which includes Key Facts and Need for Change, #3 Your Solution Recommendations, Desired Outcome and Conclusions.) To succeed the student must:

Hello,I need two responses of at least 150 words each for the below students discussions for this week. Also in the bold below are the questions the students at answering.For this assignment, answer the following:What is the purpose of an audit?What information is contained within an audit trail?What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an audit trail?Student one:What is the purpose of an audit?The ultimate objective of an audit is to review the controls in place, identify the weaknesses, and report these areas for improvement. The only fool proof way to ensure that the security measures are working is to test them. By testing them, either with an external or internal audit, it is much easier to pin point the breakdowns in process, procedure, policy, and technical controls. (Basta, Zgola, & Bullaboy, 2012) What information is contained within an audit trail?The information in an audit trail depends on the policy that has been configured by the database administrator. This audit trail can include a lot of items or just a few. Some of the items that might be included are listed below:User logins (successful and unsuccessful)Processes that are executed and the date and time they are executedChanges to Table sand RowsChanges to permissions and objectsScheme updatesPassword changesCommands like INSERT, DELETE, SELECT, etc.(Various Techniques to Audit, 2018)What are the advantages and disadvantages of using an audit trail?Using an audit trail makes it much easier for administrators and auditors when an audit is being conducted because it provides a convenient log of all the actions on the server or database. Having an audit trail is also helpful even when an audit is not ongoing. The audit trail can show what changes were made and by whom, which can make it much easier to troubleshoot problems or identify malicious/accidental changes. Having an audit trail can help to prevent the finger pointing exercise because attribution is a lot easier.However, the audit trail is not a magic wand. Audit logs can be large and can consume a lot of resources (storage, CPU, RAM, etc.) It is important to make sure that the logs don’t over run the server. Many organizations will offload the logs to another location and use a Security Information and Event Management (SEIM) tool to aggregate them. It is important to remember to protect the integrity of the logs as well from anyone who might want to delete or modify them. The logs should be replicated or stored somewhere safely in a read only state at a minimum. (Basta, Zgola, & Bullaboy, 2012) ReferencesBasta, A., Zgola, M., & Bullaboy, D. (2012). Database security. Boston, MA: Course Technology/Cengage Learning.Various techniques to audit SQL Server databases. (2018, November 19). Retrieved June 19, 2019, from https://www.sqlshack.com/various-techniques-to-audit-sql-server-databases/-LeahStudent two:Hello class this week we’ll be discussing information concerning audits, the purpose of audits, and the advantages/ disadvantages of an audit as well.What is the purpose of an audit?This question may seem simple and straight forward, but an audit isn’t quite the same for every system. Particular systems, such as a MySQL database, can encompass several key audit requirements in order to remain in compliance with regulation and standards. For example, a database system providing services for patient health care records will need to undergo audit standards in compliance with HIPPA. A database system storing credit card information will need to be compliance with PCI-DSS. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) provides organizations with regulatory guidance on specific audit standards for a variety of informational needs. Audits can include, system architecture designs, firewall placement, IDS and IPS placement, system security scans, patch management updates, and least privileged access requirements. Also, an audit can produce whether or not organizations are utilizing correct logging procedures or access controls to track and maintain accurate records for traffic analysis and event management for database traffic. What information is contained in an audit trail?In a nutshell, an audit trail can provide sufficient information or events pertaining to information systems providing records of who logged in, what traffic passed through network monitors, and exactly what information was accessed. An audit trail should provide enough information to paint a picture for an auditor on exactly what occurred on a system.What are the advantages and disadvantages of an audit trail?Advantages:Records leading up to an event, traffic logging, event logging, and network activity.Disadvantages:User training, network resource consumption, storage consumption, and extra cost.Reference:https://nvd.nist.gov/800-53/Rev4/family/AUDIT%20AN...-Cole van