Research Paper
Prepare a short research paper of approximately five (5) pages, double-spaced, inclusive table of contents, and (1) page of bibliography. This paper must include Introduction paragraph, an Analysis paragraph, and a Conclusion. Any citations will need to be included as in-text citations. The paper must :
• Meets the needs of the reader
• Adequately covers the subject
• Uses expected conventions of format and organization
• Demonstrates use of credible reasoning and evidence
• Satisfies standards of style and grammatical correctness
• APA Format
For this assignment, address the following topic:
Topic:
Cryptography is an enabling technology for self-help privacy. Conversely, cryptography can be used to conceal criminal conspiracies and activities, including espionage.
• How have computers changed the ways in which we have to keep certain information private?
• What new threats do computer systems and networks pose to personal privacy?
• Conversely, what threats are enabled or enhanced by computer systems and networks?
• How does cryptography help or hinder protection of privacy and public safety?
• What policies are needed and appropriate in a networked world regarding the use of cryptography?
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Paper of Research
Prepare a brief research paper of about five (5) pages, double-spaced, including a table of contents and one (1) page of bibliography. An introduction, an analysis, and a conclusion must all be included in this document. Any citations must be incorporated in the text as in-text citations. The paper must include the following information:
• Provides for the reader’s needs
• Provides adequate coverage of the subject
• Follows standard formatting and organizing rules.
• Demonstrates the application of sound logic and evidence
• Satisfies standards of style and grammatical correctness
• APA Format
For this assignment, address the following topic:
Topic:
Cryptography is an enabling technology for self-help privacy. Conversely, cryptography can be used to conceal criminal conspiracies and activities, including espionage.
• How have computers changed the ways in which we have to keep certain information private?
• What
