OverviewAs a software developer who develops secure code, you will need to add vulnerability assessments to your list of code reviews. As an experienced programmer, you know that the code you write using a web application framework may only amount to a small percentage of the overall web application code base. Most of the code to be compiled or interpreted for execution is locked away in libraries. Your web application is dependent upon the code in these libraries, which represents a dependency vulnerability.In this assignment, you will have an opportunity to be proactive in DevSecOps! You will find potential security vulnerabilities using the OWASP dependency scanner. This is an open source scanner that points out potential security vulnerabilities known in the libraries of your code base. You can then make adjustments to your use of libraries based on the dependency check report. Implementing the dependency check process is highly recommended as part of DevSecOps. You have used a dependency check in the default configuration mode. Now, you will look at the configuration options to suppress the reporting of false positives.In this assignment, you will find that this is a good place to alter the current OWASP dependency check for the suppression of false-positive reporting. To do so, you will need to create a suppression.xml file and revise the code in the pom.xml file of your software application, in order to change the configuration settings of the dependency check in Maven and point to this suppression.xml file.PromptPlease follow the steps below to complete this assignment.Static Testing: Using the code base provided, edit the pom.xml file to integrate the Maven dependency check. You may want to reference the Integrating the Maven Dependency Check Plug-in Tutorial. Then, run a dependency check and identify the known vulnerabilities found. Submit the HTML dependency check report with the known vulnerabilities found.A dependency check will show false-positive vulnerabilities. It is important that you understand the false positives. You have been told that you cannot implement a fix at this time for the vulnerabilities identified because there is no solution that currently exists. However, you do not want this warning signal to pop up for the community of developers that will be testing the security of this code base.Reconfiguration: Sometimes, you have to live with an error until there is a fix for it. You must reconfigure the dependency check tool to stop the alarms for false positives by creating a suppression.xml file and revising the code in the pom.xml file to alter the configuration of the dependency check tool. By doing so, you will hide the false positives. Please note: The false positives are still there, but they won’t show up on the dependency check report. To reconfigure the dependency check tool, complete the following steps.Open the dependency report HTML file in a web browser.Click the suppress button next to the found vulnerability. See example below:Click on the Complete XML Doc button, then use Ctrl+C to copy the highlighted contents as shown below:Next, navigate back to the code base project in Eclipse and create a file called suppression.xml in the same directory as the pom.xml file.Add the contents you copied from the complete XML doc in Step C to the suppression.xml file you created.Edit the pom.xml file and add the following in the configuration section of the OWASP check:<suppressionFiles><suppressionFile>suppression.xml</suppressionFile></suppressionFiles>Verification: Finally, use Maven Run As to run the dependency check again to verify that all dependencies are valid and no false positives exist. Submit the HTML dependency check report showing that all dependencies found are valid and no false positives are present.In addition to the dependency check reports, be sure to zip the project folder in Eclipse and submit the refactored code including suppression.xml and the revised pom.xml file.Guidelines for SubmissionSubmit (1) the refactored code (which includes the suppression.xml file you created and the pom.xml file you revised) and (2) a text submission that includes the HTML link for the dependency check report before reconfiguration and the HTML link for the new dependency check report after the reconfiguration with no false positives shown.

Division chiefs, program managers, and other senior staff members working in CISO organizations frequently find themselves needing to stay current on technologies while, at the same time, leading and managing segments of the IT security program and assigned staff. Attending conferences is one way that these senior level personnel can learn about new technologies, tactics, techniques, and practices which can be adopted by an enterprise. Over the course of two or three days, a busy manager or executive can attend a large number of briefings while also developing business relationships by networking with others in the field.Find an IT Security or Cybersecurity conference that will be offered in the next six months and research the types of presentations and workshops which will be offered. Research the costs associated with attendance (conference fees, meals, lodging, travel). The conference venue must be within the continental United States. The conference itself should be one that you are interested in and would attend if the funding were made available.Write up a travel request which includes a summary of the conference, a justification which explains the benefits of attendance (many conferences will provide a template), and an estimate for the costs that includes the following categories: conference or workshop fees, meals, lodging, travel. Format your travel request as a 1 - 1/2 page business memorandum (no more than 7 paragraphs) addressed to the Padgett-Beale CISO.Your travel request should include links (URLs) for the conference and venue (including the hotel where you would stay). If meals are included in the conference fee then you should state that and not include those meals in your estimate. Use this GSA website to obtain estimates for meals that are not included in the conference fees: https://www.gsa.gov/travel/plan-book/per-diem-ratesPost your memorandum in the body of a message in this topic. After you have done so, read and critique the travel requests for two of your peers. Your goal for these critiques should be to help your peers improve their justifications so that the travel requests will be approved. Post at least two additional follow-up messages or responses (in any thread under this topic).

need to have a research paper under internet of things topic which should include explaining about using a weather detection device, the device is made up with arduino and raspberry pi, but these must be as a subtopic in it. what ever you write about the device and process it must be limited to internet of things. the paper uploaded is just a format for my requirement , in the paper if you see it was based on internet of things with raspberry pi camera. same exactly as that my paper need to be internet of things with weather detection. the device description i used can be found from the link below.http://www.switchdoc.com/ourweather/