Chapter 27 Discussion

9.3 Module 9 Discussion Read Chapters 27

Anderson, R. (2008). Security Engineering (2nd ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.

So, we’re at the end of the course! By way of wrap-up, what closing comments pertaining to the course and/or topic do you all have? What have you learned? How do you view security differently after taking a class such as this? Have you started practicing security differently already at home or work?

As you think about this, what do you think will happen in terms of “next-generation” security practices? What’s in store for all of us as we wake up tomorrow morning to a new day? How will security change our world over the next five-ten years? How about in your own homes

Please write essays and papers using the third person format. When stating something that you think, use: “The author thinks….” rather than “I think…” This usage can take a while to master but it soon becomes second nature; the reader would assume it is the author’s opinion as determined by the writing style. Similarly, do not refer to the reader as “you.” As an example, rather than say “When using this program, you would use the Tools menu,” try something like “When using this program, the user would use the Tools menu.”

References

You must properly cite and reference any material that is not your own. Proper citation format must be followed in the body of the text as well as in a separate references section of your assignments/papers. APA format for citations and references is required. For more information on APA, check out an APA manual from a library, buy a manual at most bookstores, or check out online APA references at Purdue University (Links to an external site.), University of Illinois (Links to an external site.), or Monash University (Links to an external site.).