If your dog bites someone, there are many things that can happen, depending upon the extent of damages, and the specifics of the case. On the civil side, the dog owner is likely to be sued in civil court for damages and personal injury stemming from the attack. Damages can also include another animal that has been attacked.
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Techtarget.com defines Cybersecurity as a body of technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs, and data from attack, damage, or unauthorized access. There have been many substantial data breaches recently. Cybersecurity needs to be addressed on an internal perspective, as well as an external perspective.
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Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, or FDCPA, in 15 U.S.C., the statute strictly prohibits debt collection activity which is deemed harassment, or abusive. As seen in previous statutory sections, Section 1692d, has no definition for “harassment” or “abuse” to assist the debt collector. However, the FDCPA does provide specific prohibitions against the use of language that is profane, obscene, or other actions which is intended to harass, or oppress the consumer.
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Recently, there has been an increase in data breaches throughout the retail industry after the development of “PoS RAM scrapers”. According to Nakedsecurity.sophos.com, a PoS RAM scraper is a way hackers can steal payment data from your PoS transactions. During the purchase process, the payment card industry has a set of data security standards called PCI-DSS. Your payment data is decrypted in the PoS RAM for processing, that is where the scraper software steals your data.
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Digital media's rising popularity exposed a weakness in brick and mortar distribution companies like Blockbuster. Blockbuster lacked the convenience a digital distribution model offered and did away with the exorbitant late fees video rental businesses relentlessly imposed on the consumer.
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The JOBS Act is actually seven different bills combined and was signed into law April 5, 2012. The bills ranged from an IPO onramp to give emerging growth companies an easier way to get into the IPO market which was dying, to a law to fix regulation A which is a great fundraising tool. This fix was a mini IPO that small companies can do to raise a lot of money. There was also a rule to change private placement so that people could go online to raise money through private placements, instead of having to do that behind closed doors with customers and people you've already done business with.
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