INFOSEC 5 & 6

Week 5 and 6

Some part of the week, Sir Justin checked our research paper. As he checked it, we also kept on revising and revising the paper to make it more feasible and understandable. Some part of it is discussion. We discussed the different policies and laws that would fit to different crimes. We also learned the definition of each laws and policies to better understand on what crimes it would fit. Lastly, we defended our research paper last July 15. We did our best and I guess Sir Justin is a bit impressed of it.

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