Akira Wang is the Vice Provost of Research and Grants at Modern University in Austin, Texas. In January 2024, Akira travels to a conference in Washington, DC. During her travels, Akira uses a wi-fi connection at Comic Coffee Café, a local coffee shop. As a Comic Coffee Café customer, Akira is able to obtain the password to access Comic Coffee Café’s wi-fi.  Due to a technical issue with her laptop, Akira is unable to utilize Modern University’s virtual private network (VPN). While checking her university email on her laptop, Akira learns of a credit card payment that she needs to make during her trip. Fearing that this credit card payment will be late if she does not act, Akira makes the credit card payment online while using her laptop at Comic Coffee Café. Which of the following is a concern raised by Akira’s online activity?

Two Georgia Tech students are in the development stages for Steps of Knowledge – a U.S.-based company that uses artificial intelligence to analyze the walking gaits of individuals to determine the identity of these individuals. The videos used for this analysis are acquired from video cameras on urban streets. Although the company has yet to earn any annual gross revenues, Steps of Knowledge expects its primary clients will be major sporting events, such as Major League Baseball games, where the company will be contracted to identify known terrorists attempting to enter the venues. Each of these stadiums will have a seating capacity of at least 25,000 people. Due to legal concerns related to newly enacted state comprehensive privacy laws, Steps of Knowledge decides not to originally roll out the company in these states. Steps of Knowledge’s two founders have expressed concern over the possibility of a nation-state attack, where a foreign government would be seeking to steal the company’s patented technology. The company’s Chief Privacy Officer is concerned about whether the company will need to comply with state data breach notification laws if a nation-state attack occurs. In determining whether Steps of Knowledge’s data is subject to most state data breach notification laws, which potentially conflicting issues will the Chief Privacy Officer likely need to examine?

Delynn Minba is the president of Screen Stars, a film making company based in Savannah, Georgia. After a meeting of the company’s compliance team, Delynn received an email from Jonathan Sreeden, the company’s Chief Privacy Officer, informing Delynn about the details of the proposed state comprehensive privacy law in Georgia. The email from Jonathan included an attachment labeled as the full draft of the proposed state law. After Delynn clicked on the attachment, she was unable to read the attachment. Later in the day, Delynn walked down the hall to Jonathan’s office to ask him to re-send the attachment. Jonathan explained that he had not sent the email described by Delynn. Delynn then walked to the office of Suzanna Ivanovich, the Chief Security Officer for Screen Stars. Suzanna’s analysis of the situation is as follows:

Quantic, the manufacturer of smart phones known as Q-Phones, allows customers to unlock their phones using their thumb print. Believing the company’s cybersecurity practices are state of the art, Quantic chose not to encrypt these thumb prints for storage purposes. After a successful phishing attack of Quantic, a hacker posted the thumb prints of nearly 500 million Q-Phone customers for sale on the dark web. Under which of the following theories would Quantic likely be required to report this incident as a data breach?

Katharina Pichler, a resident of San Diego, California, purchased a plane ticket from Zest Airlines. The flight was scheduled to leave from San Diego and arrive in New York City on December 31, 2024. Katharina later decided to change the flight to the next day – January 1, 2025. When Katharina contacted Zest Airlines to make the adjustment to her reservation, she learned for the first time that Zest Airlines used a company named YourFlight to do the real-time seat assignments for their customers, including Katharina’s seat assignment on both the December 31 and January 1 flights. Believing that the California legal framework considers the sale of personal information to include “any disclosure” of personal information to another company, Katharina contacted the California Attorney General’s Office with her complaint. What defense is Zest Airlines likely to assert?

On your shift the client had 125 mL of IV antibiotics, 2-1/2 cups of coffee, 1/2 glass of juice, and 3 oz of Milk. The client voided three times: 350, 200, and 200 mL. Calculate the clients net balance (total intake – total output) in mL for the shift using the following conversion factors.  1 cup = 8 oz 1 glass = 6 oz  

Quiet customers are the ones who don’t communicate problems—they let their complaints build up to the point that they think it’s easier to simply leave rather than attempt to address the issue.

Más verbos irregulares Complete the following sentences with the correct preterit form of a verb from the word bank. First, read the statements. Then, for each blank, choose the most appropriate verb from the word bank, according to the context of the sentence and conjugate it in the preterit. Type your response in the space provided. You may use each verb only once. (2 pts. each: 1 pt. for correct verb choice, 1 pt. for correct conjugation; 8 pts. total)  MODELO: Ayer yo         tuve         entrenamiento en el gimnasio toda la tarde.   decir hacer poder poner querer venir traer saber ir tener dar ser     1. Yo muchas cosas el fin de semana pasado: vi el partido, salí a cenar con mis amigos, estudié…   2. El viernes pasado Graciela y Lupita prepararon y una torta de chocolate a mi casa para la fiesta de cumpleaños.   3. Para la fiesta en mi casa Antonio a las ocho de la noche y estuvo tres horas.   4. Viste esa comida exótica en la fiesta, pero ¿no probarla? Eres muy tradicional.

According to James Marcia’s view of adolescent development, crisis is __________.

Gender, a person’s sense of being female or male, is first established when children are __________.