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1 .
You have been tasked with developing the architecture for a small company that provides landscaping services to about 1,000 customers. What are the company’s activities that must be considered, and what inputs are required to develop this company’s architecture?
2 .
Explain why AR has become an issue for addiction and how this can be overcome.
3 .
Your organization is hesitant to use AI because management is concerned about the cybersecurity risks that AI will create. Do you agree or disagree with management?
4 .
As a website moderator encouraging visitors to offer opinions about various topics, you have noticed that some users bully and harass others. How can you handle this while respecting the users’ anonymity and privacy?
5 .
Ethics is an important part of responsible computing. Assume that you have been hired as an ethicist to advise your organization’s cybersecurity professionals. What issues will you cover with them, and how will you apply responsible computing pillars to the organization's efforts to be ethical?
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