Tabla de Contenidos: “…Eligibility for federal programmes varies across spatial scales, which hinders participation of local governments -- Rural innovators' barriers to finance can be overcome by involving a wider pool of stakeholders -- Non-bank financial intermediaries can help overcome barriers for access to finance -- With more support, non-governmental organisations (NGO) and community-based organisations can continuously contribute to foster community development -- Broadband connectivity is an important condition for innovation, yet there are substantial gaps to high-quality broadband access in rural and Tribal Land areas, in comparison with urban areas -- Rural areas in the United States have lower broadband coverage, less choice of internet providers and lower speed rates than urban regions -- The United States government has recognised the importance of broadband connectivity for all, regardless of where they live -- Access to quality education has been a barrier for many rural counties -- Access to education in rural counties is more expensive and of lower quality than in urban counties -- Skills training needs to match local labour market demands -- Higher education and R&amp -- D institutions can have a positive impact on local innovation -- Recommendations -- Improving policy design and implementation for rural innovation -- Promoting a broader view of innovation policy for diverse rural areas -- Implementing programs in accordance with different scales of intervention -- Ensuring effective co-ordination mechanisms across levels of government and capacity for multi-level governance -- Building a culture of experimentation in rural entrepreneurship -- Improving access to high-quality broadband in rural areas -- Better assessing the state of broadband connectivity…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Spreadsheets -- Illustration tools -- Generative AI tools -- Writing techniques -- Use of style -- Layering details -- Start with a high-level design -- Motion versus action -- Write incrementally by drafting -- Prioritize -- Use of keywords -- Table of contents -- Bullet points -- Images with captions -- Diagrams -- Variables -- Redundancy -- Hyperlinks -- Elegance in game design -- Keep it short and simple (KISS) -- The less-is-more principle -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Understanding Game Mechanics -- What is a game mechanic? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Linear Address Fields -- Page Table Handling -- Physical Memory Layout -- Process Page Tables -- Kernel Page Tables -- Provisional kernel Page Tables -- Final kernel Page Table when RAM size is less than 896 MB -- Final kernel Page Table when RAM size is between 896 MB and 4096 MB -- Final kernel Page Table when RAM size is more than 4096 MB -- Fix-Mapped Linear Addresses -- Handling the Hardware Cache and the TLB -- Handling the hardware cache -- Handling the TLB -- Processes -- Processes, Lightweight Processes, and Threads -- Process Descriptor -- Process State -- Identifying a Process -- Process descriptors handling -- Identifying the current process -- Doubly linked lists -- The process list -- The lists of TASK_RUNNING processes -- Relationships Among Processes -- The pidhash table and chained lists -- How Processes Are Organized -- Wait queues -- Handling wait queues -- Process Resource Limits -- Process Switch -- Hardware Context -- Task State Segment -- The thread field -- Performing the Process Switch -- The switch_to macro -- The _ _switch_to ( ) function -- Saving and Loading the FPU, MMX, and XMM Registers -- Saving the FPU registers -- Loading the FPU registers -- Using the FPU, MMX, and SSE/SSE2 units in Kernel Mode -- Creating Processes -- The clone( ), fork( ), and vfork( ) System Calls -- The do_fork( ) function -- The copy_process( ) function -- Kernel Threads -- Creating a kernel thread -- Process 0 -- Process 1 -- Other kernel threads -- Destroying Processes -- Process Termination -- The do_group_exit( ) function -- The do_exit( ) function -- Process Removal -- Interrupts and Exceptions -- The Role of Interrupt Signals -- Interrupts and Exceptions -- IRQs and Interrupts -- The Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (APIC) -- Exceptions -- Interrupt Descriptor Table…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- How the stream join works -- Stream join is a different kind of fan-in -- Vehicle events vs. temperature events -- Table: A materialized view of streaming -- Vehicle events are less efficient to be materialized -- Data integrity quickly became an issue -- What's the problem with this join operator? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface: The Global Impact of The Conversion Code and What's New in the Second Edition -- Introduction: How I Created The Conversion Code -- Disclaimer: How to Read The Conversion Code -- How You Should Crack The Conversion Code -- The Conversion Code Creeds -- Section I How to Do Marketing That Attracts High-Quality Leads -- Chapter 1 The Biggest Challenges Facing Marketing and Sales (Plus What Happens When You Crack The Conversion Code) -- Chapter 2 How to Use Your Website to Attract High-Quality Leads -- How to Know If Your Website Is Working -- How to Build a Website That Builds Trust and Captures Leads -- How to Quickly Turn Your Website into a Lead-Generating Machine -- Proven Ways to Capture Leads on Your Website without Being (Too) Annoying -- The Impact of Personalization on Lead Conversion -- The Impact of Live Chat on Lead Conversion -- Chapter 3 How to Build Landing Pages That Capture High-Quality Leads -- The Microwave Mindset -- Nine Key Elements Every Landing Page Should Include -- Landing Page-Less Leads -- Chapter 4 Blogging for Business (How to Write Blog Posts That Generate High-Quality Leads) -- The Impact of Taking Blogging Seriously -- The Robots Can Write -- What Top-Performing Blog Posts Include -- How I Turn Every Blog Post into a Dozen Additional Pieces of Content -- What Should You Blog About? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Comparing Discrete and Continuous Distributions -- Understanding the Normal Distribution -- Graphing the normal distribution -- Getting to know the standard normal distribution -- Computing standard normal probabilities -- Computing "less than or equal to" standard normal probabilities -- Property 1: The area under the standard normal curve equals 1 -- Property 2: The standard normal curve is symmetrical about the mean -- Computing "greater than or equal to" standard normal probabilities -- Computing "in between" standard normal probabilities -- Computing normal probabilities other than standard normal -- Computing Probabilities for the Normal Distribution with the TI-84 Plus Calculator -- Chapter 10 Sampling Techniques and Distributions -- Sampling Techniques: Choosing Data from a Population -- Probability sampling -- Simple random samples -- Systematic samples -- Stratified samples -- Cluster samples -- Nonprobability sampling -- Convenience samples -- Quota samples -- Purposive samples -- Judgment samples -- Sampling Distributions -- Portraying sampling distributions graphically -- Moments of a sampling distribution -- The Central Limit Theorem -- Converting to a standard normal random variable -- Part 3 Drawing Conclusions from Samples -- Chapter 11 Confidence Intervals and the Student's t-Distribution -- Almost Normal: The Student's t-Distribution -- Properties of the t-distribution -- Degrees of freedom -- Moments of the t-distribution -- Graphing the t-Distribution -- Probabilities and the t-Table -- Point Estimates vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Do first things first -- Part II takeaways -- Part 3 Management -- Chapter 13 How to choose your first hire -- Doing more of what you love and less of what you hate -- Make a list of everything you don't like doing -- Prioritise the tasks you hate the most -- Who should my second hire be? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Colombia's peace process placed the need for an integrated rural policy at the centre of the agenda -- The National Development Plan (PND) 2018-2022 adopts a sectoral approach to rural development, with differentiated policies by type of region -- A fragmented rural policy highly focused on agriculture -- National plans overlap "agricultural development" and "rural development" concepts -- MADR heads the rural policy in Colombia with a strong agricultural focus -- The 2018-200 MADR flagship programmes targeted and addressed the relevant structural issues of Colombian farmers -- Despite the right design of MADR programmes, they mostly target agricultural productivity, with less attention to other relevant areas of rural development -- The current lack of a common information system hampers the effectiveness of rural-related programmes -- There is room to better co-ordinate non-agricultural policies for rural development in Colombia -- Mobilising the growth potential of Colombian rural economies -- Agriculture as an engine for non-agricultural activities -- Agriculture and forestry -- Livestock -- The ongoing quest for greater agricultural productivity -- Accelerating agricultural innovation with a broader approach -- Unlocking rural innovation will benefit agriculture sector and the rural economy at large. -- Increasing the income of farmers with off-farms activities -- Better linking agriculture and tourism -- Enhancing bioenergy strategies to promote circular process in agriculture -- Tourism to help preserve the environment, empower minorities and boost traditional economic activities -- Cultural tourism can revitalise rural traditions -- Sustainable tourism can promote growth while conserving natural ecosystems in rural areas -- Mobilising renewable energy sources to create new job opportunities…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Tee-Object command -- Formatting -- Formatting and exporting -- The Format-Table command -- The Format-List command -- Select-Object, Write-Host, and inline output -- Format-only properties -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Operators -- Precedence, grouping, and sub-expressions -- Operator precedence -- Grouping -- Sub-expression operator -- Array sub-expression operator -- Unary, binary, and ternary operators -- About the ternary operator -- Arithmetic operators -- Addition operator -- Subtraction operator -- Multiplication operator -- Division operator -- Remainder operator -- Increment and decrement operators -- Comparison operators -- eq and ne -- like and notlike -- Greater than and less than -- Case sensitivity -- Comparison operators and arrays -- Comparisons to null -- contains and in -- Regular expression-based operators -- match and notmatch -- replace -- split -- Logical operators -- and -- or -- not -- xor (eXclusive OR) -- Bitwise operators -- band (bitwise AND) -- bor (bitwise OR) -- bxor (bitwise eXclusive OR) -- bnot (bitwise NOT) -- shl and shr (shift left and right operators) -- Assignment operators -- Assign, add and assign, and subtract and assign -- Multiply and assign, divide and assign, and modulus and assign -- Statements can be assigned to a variable -- Assignment and other operators -- Type operators -- as -- is and isnot -- Redirection operators -- About Write-Host -- Redirection to a file -- PowerShell and default file encoding -- Redirecting streams to standard output -- Only stdout -- Redirection to null -- Other operators -- Comma -- Index -- Range -- Call -- Format -- join -- Null coalescing -- Null coalescing assignment -- Null conditional -- Pipeline chain -- Background -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Conditional Statements and Loops -- if, else, and elseif -- Assignment within if statements -- Implicit Boolean…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Disabling dynamics -- Lack of PO between clients and CFOC -- Less support for long-term CFOs and clients -- Unclear role of RD -- Organisational beliefs and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) -- Heavy reliance on the RD for finding and winning clients -- Covid-19 -- Psychological ownership pathways -- Roots of PO -- Efficacy is important for clients and CFOs -- Self-identity -- Having a place -- Routes of PO -- Psychological safety matters -- Control -- Investing self -- Knowing intimately -- Other considerations -- Age, gender, introversion, and extroversion -- Retention skills -- Emotional intelligence -- References -- Part V: Strategy and Leadership as Service Framework: The Four Rs -- Chapter 10: The Roots -- Developing roots -- Efficacy -- Having needs met is a two-way street -- Understanding the needs of the C-suite team members -- Service -- Education -- Monitoring -- Relationship between the client and firm of C-suite providers -- Self-identity -- C-suite professionals focus on sector and functional experience to enhance their identity -- Matching identity of client and C-suite professional -- C-suite professionals and their C-suite firm -- Lack of identity of clients with the C-suite firm -- Having a place -- C-suite professionals feel at home at their C-suite firm and with their clients -- Clients' feelings of being at home with their C-suite firm -- References -- Chapter 11: The Routes -- Training and coaching the routes to build psychological ownership -- Psychological safety -- A natural part of the model -- C-suite skills for creating psychological safety -- Building interpersonal trust -- An escape clause -- Time and place -- Mediator roles -- Control -- Control versus influence -- Freedom and control within portfolio work -- Freedom is a beautiful system -- Day-to-day control -- Control for the client -- Accessibility and availability…”

“…These comparisons have been used to argue that countries with more inequality are less healthy, less democratic, more crime-infested, less happy, less mobile and less equal in economic opportunity, but such comparisons implicitly presume that current levels of inequality are steady state outcomes. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Getting the Most out of Equities -- Consider Dividend-Paying Stocks -- Evaluating Equity Strategies -- Less Is More: Streamlining Equity Choices -- Shift to Asset-Class Menu May Improve Retirement Outcomes -- Active versus Passive-The Ongoing Debate…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Schritt 4: Die gefundenen Übereinstimmungen zu einem String kombinieren -- Das Programm ausführen -- Ideen für ähnliche Programme -- Zusammenfassung -- Wiederholungsfragen -- Übungsprojekte -- Datumserkennung -- Passwortstärke ermitteln -- Regex-Version von strip() -- Kapitel 8: Eingabevalidierung -- Das Modul PyInputPlus -- Die Schlüsselwortargumente min, max, greaterThan und lessThan -- Das Schlüsselwortargument blank -- Die Schlüsselwortargumente limit, timeout und default -- Die Schlüsselwortargumente allowRegexes und blockRegexes -- Eine eigene Validierungsfunktion an inputCustom() übergeben -- Projekt: Einen Trottel stundenlang beschäftigen -- Projekt: Multiplikationstest -- Zusammenfassung -- Wiederholungsfragen -- Übungsprojekte -- Sandwichzubereiter -- Ein eigenes Programm für den Multiplikationstest -- Kapitel 9: Dateien lesen und schreiben -- Dateien und Dateipfade -- Backslash unter Windows und Schrägstrich unter macOS und Linux -- Pfade mit dem Operator / zusammenfügen -- Das aktuelle Arbeitsverzeichnis -- Das Benutzerverzeichnis -- Absolute und relative Pfade -- Neue Ordner mit os.makedirs() erstellen -- Absolute und relative Pfade verwenden -- Die Komponenten eines Dateipfads abrufen -- Dateigrößen und Ordnerinhalte ermitteln -- Eine Dateiliste mit Glob-Mustern bearbeiten -- Die Gültigkeit von Pfaden prüfen -- Dateien lesen und schreiben -- Dateien mit der Funktion open() öffnen -- Die Inhalte einer Datei lesen -- Dateien schreiben -- Variablen mit dem Modul shelve speichern -- Variablen mit der Funktion pprint.pformat() speichern -- Projekt: Zufallsgenerator für Tests -- Schritt 1: Die Daten für den Test in einem Dictionary speichern -- Schritt 2: Die Fragebogendatei erstellen und die Fragen mischen -- Schritt 3: Die Auswahl der möglichen Antworten zusammenstellen…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Hadoop -- Hadoop Distributed File System -- High availability -- Intra-DataNode balancer -- Erasure coding -- Port numbers -- MapReduce framework -- Task-level native optimization -- YARN -- Opportunistic containers -- Types of container execution -- YARN timeline service v.2 -- Enhancing scalability and reliability -- Usability improvements -- Architecture -- Other changes -- Minimum required Java version -- Shell script rewrite -- Shaded-client JARs -- Installing Hadoop 3 -- Prerequisites -- Downloading -- Installation -- Setup password-less ssh -- Setting up the NameNode -- Starting HDFS -- Setting up the YARN service -- Erasure Coding -- Intra-DataNode balancer -- Installing YARN timeline service v.2 -- Setting up the HBase cluster -- Simple deployment for HBase -- Enabling the co-processor -- Enabling timeline service v.2 -- Running timeline service v.2 -- Enabling MapReduce to write to timeline service v.2 -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Overview of Big Data Analytics -- Introduction to data analytics -- Inside the data analytics process -- Introduction to big data -- Variety of data -- Velocity of data -- Volume of data -- Veracity of data -- Variability of data -- Visualization -- Value -- Distributed computing using Apache Hadoop -- The MapReduce framework -- Hive -- Downloading and extracting the Hive binaries -- Installing Derby -- Using Hive -- Creating a database -- Creating a table -- SELECT statement syntax -- WHERE clauses -- INSERT statement syntax -- Primitive types -- Complex types -- Built-in operators and functions -- Built-in operators -- Built-in functions -- Language capabilities -- A cheat sheet on retrieving information -- Apache Spark -- Visualization using Tableau -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 8 Quiz -- Answers to Chapter 8 Quiz -- Chapter 9 Random Variables and the Binomial Distribution -- Defining a Random Variable -- Discrete versus continuous -- Probability distributions -- The mean and variance of a discrete random variable -- Identifying a Binomial -- Checking binomial conditions step by step -- No fixed number of trials -- More than success or failure -- Trials are not independent -- Probability of success (p) changes -- Finding Binomial Probabilities Using a Formula -- Finding Probabilities Using the Binomial Table -- Finding probabilities for specific values of X -- Finding probabilities for X greater-than, less-than, or between two values -- Checking Out the Mean and Standard Deviation of the Binomial -- Practice Questions Answers and Explanations -- Whaddya Know? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Customer Doesn't Own the Service Asset -- The Digital Transformation of Services Branding and Marketing -- The Rise of Self-Service -- New Opportunities through Informed Contact -- From Product Manufacturing to Service Providers -- Building a Powerful Services Brand -- Be Clear on the Value Proposition and How to Execute It -- Create Standards -- Engage Employees and Communicate, Communicate, Communicate -- Use Metrics to Track Progress -- Consider Loyalty Programs -- Summary -- Notes -- SECTION THREE Gaining Insight about Your Brand and Quantifying Its Statur -- Chapter 13 Digital Transformation and the Evolution of Customer Insights in Brand Building -- The Value of the Customer Journey Mindset -- Exploratory Empathy-Driven Insights and Innovation -- Persona Development -- Measurement and Data Collection Opportunities -- Elevating Research Methods to Leverage Customer Journey Insights -- Qualitative Methods: Relentless Pursuit of the "Why" -- Quantitative Methods: Harnessing the Power of Big Tech/Big Data -- In Practice: How to Ensure that Modern Insights Can Deliver for the Brand -- Summary -- Notes -- Chapter 14 Using Neuroscience to Assess Brands -- The Neuroscience Tool Kit -- EEG -- fMRI -- Eye-Tracking -- Emerging Tools -- Neuroscience and Brand Insight -- fMRI Imaging and Brand Associations -- EEG, Brand Emotions, and Engagement -- fMRI, EEG, and Brand Design -- Summary -- Notes -- Chapter 15 Measuring Brand Relevance and Health -- Brand Measurement Techniques -- Awareness Tracking -- Attitudinal Brand Tracking -- Asking Open-Ended Questions: A Less-Biased Way To Measure Brand Associations -- Assessing Brand Health and Defining Brand-Building Strategies -- Lego (High-High-High): The Case for Brand Extension -- Samsung (High-Low-Low): The Case for Rebranding -- Barilla: (Low-High-Low): The Case for Awareness Building…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Front Cover -- Mobile Sensors and Context-Aware Computing -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction -- Definition of Mobile Computing -- Constraints and the Challenges Faced by Mobile Computing Systems -- Resource Poor -- Less Secured/Reliable -- Intermittent Connectivity -- Energy Constrained -- Historical Perspectives and the Influences of Market -- Enhanced User Experience -- Improved Technology -- New Form Factors -- Increased Connectivity/Computing Options -- Market Trends and Growth Areas -- New Sensor Technology and Products -- Sensor Fusion -- New Application Areas -- References -- 2 Context-aware computing -- Context-Aware Computing -- Levels of Interactions for Context-Aware Infrastructure -- Ubiquitous Computing -- Challenges of Ubiquitous Computing -- Limitations of wireless discovery -- User interface adaptation -- Location-aware computing -- Context -- Computing Context -- Passive Versus Active Context -- Context-Aware Applications -- Location Awareness -- Location Sources in Mobile Phones -- GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) -- Wireless Geo -- Sensors -- Localization Algorithms -- Angle of Arrival -- Time of Arrival -- Time Difference of Arrival -- Received Signal Strength -- References -- 3 Sensors and actuators -- Terminology Overview -- Sensor Ecosystem Overview -- Location-Based Sensors -- Accelerometer -- g-Force, axes, coordinate system -- Unit of measurement -- Gravity contribution, device behavior resting on a surface and free fall -- Case 1: Stationary car on a flat road -- Case 2: Object in free fall -- Case 3: Body moving downward -- Tilt sensitivity and accelerometer orientation -- The effect of tilt on accelerometer measurements -- One-axis tilt sensing -- Two-axis tilt sensing -- Case 1: Sensor position: Vertical -- Case 2: Sensor position: Horizontal…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Acknowledging what money can't buy -- Managing the balancing act -- Prioritizing Your Savings Goals -- Knowing what's most important to you -- Valuing retirement accounts -- Dealing with competing goals -- Building Emergency Reserves -- Saving to Buy a Home or Business -- Funding Kids' Educational Expenses -- Saving for Big Purchases -- Preparing for Retirement/Financial Independence -- Figuring out what you need for retirement/ financial independence -- Understanding retirement building blocks -- Crunching numbers for your retirement -- Making up for lost time -- Part 2 Spending Less, Saving More -- Chapter 5 Dealing with Debt -- Using Savings to Reduce Your Consumer Debt -- Understanding how you gain -- Finding the funds to pay down consumer debts -- Decreasing Debt When You Lack Savings -- Reducing your credit card's interest rate -- Understanding all credit-card terms and conditions -- Cutting up your credit cards -- Discovering debit cards: The best of both worlds -- Turning to Credit Counseling Agencies -- Beware biased advice at credit counseling agencies -- Ask questions and avoid debt management programs -- Filing Bankruptcy -- Understanding bankruptcy benefits -- Coming to terms with bankruptcy drawbacks -- Deciphering the bankruptcy laws -- Choosing between Chapter 7 and 13 -- Seeking bankruptcy advice -- Stopping the Spending/ Consumer Debt Cycle -- Resisting the credit temptation -- Identifying and treating a compulsion -- Chapter 6 Reducing Your Spending -- Unlocking the Keys to Successful Spending -- Living within your means -- Looking for the best values -- Eliminating the fat from your spending -- Turning your back on consumer credit -- Budgeting to Boost Your Savings -- Reducing Your Spending -- Managing food costs -- Saving on shelter -- Cutting transportation costs -- Lowering your energy costs -- Controlling clothing costs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…We're Going to Fail-It's a Question of When and by How Much -- Designing the Right Thing -- There's Nothing Wrong About Being Wrong -- We Seek Intelligent Failures -- Risk Factors -- Conclusion -- Summary -- Chapter 5 - Create, Discover, Analyze -- Overview -- Begin at the End -- The Artifact Provokes Discovery -- Analyze What They Mean, Not Just What We Heard -- Taking the Low Road -- High-Fidelity Artifacts Look and Feel Like Finished Products -- Low-Fidelity Artifacts Cost Less -- Risk Factors -- Effort -- Reality, Timidity, and Incrementalism -- Missing the Point -- Focusing on the Small -- Hiding in Plain Sight -- Diminished Value -- Summary -- Chapter 6 - Make Assumptions Explicit -- Overview -- Revealing Assumptions Isn't Easy -- Discussing Solutions, not Assumptions -- Released Product is No Place to Learn What Stakeholders Need -- Nonsensical Artifacts Generate Useful Results -- Good Assumptions are Hard to Find -- Ass.U.Me-Implicit Assumptions Make Us All Look Stupid -- We Really Want to Believe -- We Don't Know Anybody Else's Assumptions Either -- Risk Factors -- Insincerity -- Not Getting to Yes -- Summary -- Chapter 7 - Iterate, Iterate, Iterate! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Drive-by downloads -- Stealing passwords -- Exploiting Maintenance Difficulties -- Advanced Attacks -- Opportunistic attacks -- Targeted attacks -- Blended (opportunistic and targeted) attacks -- Some Technical Attack Techniques -- Rootkits -- Brute-force attacks -- Injection attacks -- Cross-site scripting -- SQL injection -- Session hijacking -- Malformed URL attacks -- Buffer overflow attacks -- Chapter 3 The Bad Guys You Must Defend Against -- Bad Guys and Good Guys Are Relative Terms -- Bad Guys Up to No Good -- Script kiddies -- Kids who are not kiddies -- Terrorists and other rogue groups -- Nations and states -- Corporate spies -- Criminals -- Hacktivists -- Terrorists -- Rogue insiders -- Cyberattackers and Their Colored Hats -- How Cybercriminals Monetize Their Actions -- Direct financial fraud -- Indirect financial fraud -- Profiting off illegal trading of securities -- Stealing credit card, debit card, and other payment-related information -- Stealing goods -- Stealing data -- Ransomware -- Cryptominers -- Not All Dangers Come From Attackers: Dealing with Nonmalicious Threats -- Human error -- Humans: The Achilles' heel of cybersecurity -- Social engineering -- External disasters -- Natural disasters -- Pandemics -- Environmental problems caused by humans -- Cyberwarriors and cyberspies -- The impotent Fair Credit Reporting Act -- Expunged records are no longer really expunged -- Social Security numbers -- Social media platforms -- Google's all-knowing computers -- Mobile device location tracking -- Defending against These Attackers -- 2 Personal Cybersecurity -- Chapter 1 Evaluating Your Current Cybersecurity Posture -- Don't be Achilles: Identifying Ways You May Be Less than Secure -- Your home computer(s) -- Your mobile devices -- Your Internet of Things (IoT) devices -- Your networking equipment -- Your work environment…”