3. we learned that object oriented programming was developed to make programming even easier by allowing programmers to simply tell computers what to do without having to specify all of the little steps involved with doing it. how might this concept apply to our lives in other ways, like with our own brains? explain how our brains do "object-oriented programming" in real life. come up with an example of a process that we don’t actually need to (consciously) break down into teeny-tiny steps to get done because our brain is already “programmed” to complete the process intuitively.

You have just been hired as an information security engineer for a large, multi-international corporation. unfortunately, your company has suffered multiple security breaches that have threatened customers' trust in the fact that their confidential data and financial assets are private and secured. credit-card information was compromised by an attack that infiltrated the network through a vulnerable wireless connection within the organization. the other breach was an inside job where personal data was stolen because of weak access-control policies within the organization that allowed an unauthorized individual access to valuable data. your job is to develop a risk-management policy that addresses the two security breaches and how to mitigate these risks.requirementswrite a brief description of the case study. it requires two to three pages, based upon the apa style of writing. use transition words; a thesis statement; an introduction, body, and conclusion; and a reference page with at least two references. use a double-spaced, arial font, size 12.

You are new to microsoft certification and want to start out by getting a certification geared around windows 8. what microsoft certification should you pursue?

If you're using an existing powerpoint presentation that will receive new slides based on a word outline, select the a. slide that will appear after the new slides. b. first slide in the presentation. c. slide that will appear before the new slides. d. last slide in the presentation.