Magaly Perez

100 questions for Domain one: 86%

David,

I’m not honestly not suprised whatsoever. I just wanted to include that the actions that were protected under the Obama Admin were to prevent companies from:
– selling your data to marketers
– highjacking searches
– snooping thought internet traffic to insert ads
– pre-installing software on your phone and recording your activity
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Dave, no problem! I actually switched to FireFox because, I had issues with Chrome’s lags and extensions. Great question, I would think that its somewhat an automatic control that just inherently mitigates the risk because like you said, it just might identify it as a risk generally speaking. As for the algorithm, I am not sure, but I most…[Read more]

Shala,

Yeah, I found this article very interesting. Its crazy, because the last thing you think about are toys being hackable and collecting data. Its very shocking, not only can the hacker collect the recorded data but they can also communicate with children which is terrifying. Also, thank you for looking into regulations aspect of the…[Read more]

In all honesty, I think all of these skills are applicable to any IT Field position. The skills that you have mentioned are all great skills to possess. However, I think that it sad, the most people often think of IT professionals as not knowing their audiences. Obviously, it various by certain individuals, but generally speaking if you know you…[Read more]

Alex, I’ve asked the same question. As mentioned above, the people who commit these breaches could have been so easily detected, due to little things being over looked (i.e.)
not updating firewalls and lack of employee training /education in detecting threats etc. Although, hacking is evolving much more throughout the decades alongside…[Read more]

Said, I do get where you are coming from. My suggestion was more along the sides of collaboration and growth. I don’t really think its one-sided choice whatsoever. I personally just think that organizations must understand technology and the enterprise impacts/risk that it faces at that time by thinking more along the lines of the future.…[Read more]

I think the Audit and Assurance professions will benefit from the millennial generation. As being a millennial myself, we have grown up using computers, mobile technology, and smart devices our entire lives, and that continues to evolve alongside technology; therefore, millennials have a much more advanced baseline knowledge of digital information…[Read more]

Sean, I get where you are coming from. I don’t think its a one sided thing and must be contingent on each other. Businesses are finally recognizing how to balance the ROI gains of using technology. For example, enterprise messaging services have already begun displacing the need for email communication within the enterprise, and this trend is only…[Read more]

Which one of these do you consider the worst type from the standpoint of the auditee? Why? The auditee is the person or group responsible for the subject matter being audited.

From my personal standpoint, I would choose “The Lazy” IS Auditor as the worst type. As being the auditee, I would want an IS Auditor to be the total opposite of Laz…[Read more]

Yu Ming, I agree with your statement, “There is no conflict between depth of knowledge in technology, or its impact on the enterprise.” I believe they are both equally important and for that reason, they should be aligned. By embracing both the IT innovation with its affects on the enterprise, allow businesses the ability to transform along side…[Read more]

Mustafa, I actually am not surprised by those statistics whatsoever and I agree with David’s comment. The idea of personal data being compromised has become a product of our society, pretty much a norm. I remember reading an article, last semester that stated that 82% of millennials know that public wifi access is not secure to connect to, but…[Read more]