There are several recent aspects of computer crime which indicate that computer crime has turned a corner, dramatically changing from earlier and possibly less serious versions. As we enter what can be called the post-hacker era of computer crime, we need a social road map which will guide us in preparing information security measures and computer crime laws. Dr. Sherizen, a criminologist, consults with corporations, banks, and governments on computer crime prevention. He specializes in information security, providing executives with a translation of complex technical requirements into managerially relevant policies and controls. 545 Tech Square is located at the corner of Main and Vassar Streets in Cambridge, near the Kendall Square stop on the red line.
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I had a similar situation in college many years ago. However, the associated risks were much different. The school had a honors program in humanities that replaced al the undergraduate general requirements with one two-year course. Competition to get in the program was stiff. As I remember the requirements, you had to have all A's in English etc., plus outstanding scores on the entrance exams.