Many types of systems are networked together, and the number of devices that are added to this network increases every year. You can set your home security alarm system using a smartphone app or use another mobile app to open your car door. With this explosive growth of networked systems, companies work harder to bring more sophisticated security systems online for greater protection from outside attacks.However, it is more and more evident that the human factor is the weakest link. A company’s chief financial officer may write a password on a piece of scrap paper kept near the computer. Another employee may use his birthday for a password. These types of security gaps remain prevalent even as methods for preventing outside attacks increase.For this Discussion, you will analyze a security breach caused by an employee or third party from inside an organization.Search the web or the Walden library for a news article concerning a security breach that occurred inside an organization.By Day 3Post a 300- to 500-word analysis of the security breach. Include in your analysis a summary of the breach and an explanation of how it occurred. If the article does not provide sufficient detail, include an explanation of how the breach might have occurred. Propose a set of plans and/or countermeasures that could have prevented the breach.

InstructionsThis project and all of the content within or linked to it was developed by the University of Wyoming IMGT 2400 Instructors. Used with permission from Mike Doherty, Business Department, University of Wyoming.DescriptionStudents are introduced to the characteristics and features of relational databases using Microsoft Access to create, build, and implement a relational database; import data from Excel, and create information using multiple table queries with sorting/ordering and derived attributes.Learning Objective(s)Using the four steps of the relational database model, students design and build a database by incorporating entity classes and primary keys, using an entity-relationship diagram to show the relationship between entity classes, identifying attributes associated with each entity class, creating the actual database based on imported Excel data, and running queries according to the instructions provided on the database project document. Project NarrativeThis assignment introduces students to database design, building, and creation using Access. The Access skill sets associated with this project include designing and building a relational database, cardinality, and implementing the database using Excel data provided for the project. Prerequisite Knowledge - Awareness of Microsoft Access as a personal database management systems. Definition and purpose of a database management program. Ability to enter text and data into cells. Insert and delete rows and columns. Ability to look at simple pieces of data and perform operational functions associated with queries (i.e., Quantity*Price = Total Price).Subsequent Application – Cardinality; entities; entity relationships (Primary/Foreign Keys); attributes; implementing a database; and aggregate functions (sorting, grouping, joining, deriving)RequirementsFor this project, you will be creating a database for the Cowboy Cookie Company. The database will include information on customers, orders, and products. More information can be found here: Cowboy Cookie Company Order Database.Provide a database design with an Entity Relationship Diagram and an Access Database including the following items: tables that match the E-R Diagram and Field Design (PowerPoint document); create data entry forms to easily input records into your tables; include two of your own products, two customer names (with one record being yours), and two orders; four queries using multiple tables (instructions below); and four reports based on the queries. The data you will be using for this project can be found here: (data).Using this data, create four queries based on the criteria listed below. Create and name reports to match queries (i.e. Order Date Report, Order Type Report, Product Report, and Total Batch Price Report).Product Query - Create a query that lists all products that start with the letter “O” or start with the letter “B” and whose retail price is between $1.75 and $2.50. Include the product ID, product name, batch size, and price. Create a report using this query sorted by product name.Total Batch Price Query - Create a query that includes product ID, product name, batch size, price (each) and calculate the price per batch with a 10% discount . Create a report using this query sorted by product name.Order Date Query - Create a query that lists all the customers who ordered the product “Holiday Sugar Cookie” between February 1, 2016 and February 15, 2016. Include the customer's first name, last name, order date, product name, quantity, and retail price. Create a report using this query grouped by last name and sorted by order date.Order Type Query - Create a query that lists all the customers who lived “Off campus” and placed an order for the “Cowboy Cookie”. Include the customer's first name, last name, email address, location, product name, and the order date. Create a report using this query grouped by customer's last name and sorted by order date.ResourcesCowboy Cookie Company Order DatabaseDesign PowerPoint documentExcel dataT5 - Designing Database Applications T6 - Basic Skills and Tools Using Access 2013 T7 - Problem Solving Using Access 2013 T8 - Decision Making Using Access 2013Database TutorialsOverviewRelationshipsQueriesReports and FormsWork ScheduleActivityDescriptionDurationDownload Project/ PowerPoint DocumentsDownload and save the project document and E-R Diagram Template to student One Drive IMGT2400 folder.10 minutesDesign database (Part I)Design database using PowerPoint documentDefine Entity Classes and Primary KeysDefine entity classes and primary keys based on background information provided10 minutesEstablish Business RulesEstablish business rules based on background information30 minutesDefine Relationships Among Entity ClassesDefine relationships among entity classes using an Entity Relationship Diagram (relationships derived from business rules)30 minutesDefine Attributes for each EntityDefine attributes for each entity using FieldType work sheet in Excel data workbook20 minutesImplement the Database (Part II)Implement database based on project requirementsCreate DatabaseCreate the database in ACCESS, build Entity tables and attributes, and import Excel data from Excel workbook into database30 minutesCreate FormsCreate forms30 minutesAdd Unique DataAdd customer, product, and order information20 minutesCreate QueriesCreate four queries based on project information provided30 minutesCreate ReportsCreate reports based on queries30 minutesTotal Time (estimated)4.0 hours