ABSTRACT This research aims to understand the influence of work values on job efficiency through an investigation on the cognitive recognition of work values on private security guards. The main purpose of the research is to understand if personal variables will have a tremendous effect on job performance, and secondly to explore if work values are related to job performance. This text takes winning steel security company(CSS) as a case study target.Because it is 100% enterprises that the Chinese Steel Corp. invests, the steel female subsidiary is all to keep intact business in the catcher and have efficient scale in operating business. This text adoption observation method and interview investigate a method, the basis competition strategy model launches to become a questionnaire, and in person interview medium steel security company 18 members, carry on income data analysis research, and according to medium the steel keep intact object and advantage factor of strategy to carry on analysis, with the standpoint of SWOT"the model of the competitive advantage environment" by outside and inside analyze, with the standpoint of "the mode of the resource foundation" by inside and outside analyze, will analysis conclusion sorting explanation, keep intact an industry competition to provide measure to promote to organize the progress of the organization results. After halting Jing to withdraw from government operated unit, the security company stations in organizations, such as each state-owned company, bank and school...etc. and completely starts to undertake originally the Wei work of halting of public security police, close because of the ability and the police of the concert developed good effect and subsidized the shortage of police strength and stop a crime to contain notable contribution towards guarding against crime. Key words: Security industry, Strategy of Competition

In the recent years, it comes into more notice for Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET) due to good applications of VANET. For example, those applications include the driving secure and some serviced applications (e.g., loading electric maps, web Service, and so on). The delivered message about driving secure is called the traffic messages, and the delivered message about serviced applications is called the routine message. The traffic message is more important than the routine message. When vehicle is driven on the road and the events are happened (example of accident, or jam), it can broadcast these happened events to notify others on the same road by VANET and let others to earlier get the awareness to avoid the more serious accident or traffic jam. In fact, these traffic messages are related to the life of driver and passengers. Thus, we must pay attention to the correctness of these traffic messages when these messages are sent in VANET, i.e., it will result the serious traffic disorder if these messages are altered or forged by illegal offenders and we don¡¦t permit this situation to occur. Hence, the network security in VANET is the emphasis in this paper. There are some studies that have proposed some scheme for message authentication in VANET. However, there still exist some imperfections in these schemes (for example, the communication overhead is too heavy). Thus, this thesis proposes two schemes to improve these drawbacks based on some schemes which had been proposed. The first proposed scheme verifies message with the RSU¡¦s aid in the RSU scenario. The second proposed scheme uses the clustering to work a rotation for verifying message for no RSU scenario. The two schemes can efficiently reduce the communication overhead to form an integrity message authentication system.

<p>Introduction</p><p>Information technology security or computing system security is one of the most impor-tant issues that businesses all over the world strive to deal with. However, the world has now changed and in essential ways. The desk-top computer and workstation have appeared and proliferated widely. The net effect of all this has been to expose the computer-based information system, i.e. its hardware, its software, its software processes, its databases, its communications to an environment over which no one—not end user, not network admin-istrator or system owner, not even government—has control.</p><p>Purpose</p><p>Since IT security has a very broad spectrum and encompasses a lot of issues, we want to focus our research by taking a critical look at how business organizations manage IT secu-rity with specific emphasis on administrative and physical controls.</p><p>Methods</p><p>When the authors of this paper approached the topic to be studied it soon became evident that the most relevant and interesting task was not merely to investigate how business and non business organizations manage their IT security, but in fact try to understand what lies behind them. The purpose of this paper demands a deeper insight of how organizations address the issue of computer security; the authors wanted to gain a deeper understanding of how security issues have been addressed or being tackled by the organizations. Thus, the qualitative method was most suitable for this study.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Based on the chosen approach, the result of this study has shown that both business and non-business organizations located in Jönköping recognize the importance of IT security, and are willing to protect their systems from threats such as unauthorized access, theft, fire, power outage and other threats to ensure the smooth running of their systems at all times.</p>

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