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TECHNOLOGY AT THE SERVICE OF TEACHING AND LEARNING - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Computer equipment. Set of electronic devices and related services that can revolve around the personal computer, including the personal computer itself (either desktop or laptop), and the communication between computers and the services that said intercommunication networks require.
        
        What are computer equipment examples?
        Personal computer systems:
        
        Personal computers (including central unit, mouse, screen and keyboard).
        
        Laptops (including central unit, mouse, screen and keyboard).
        
        "Notebook" type portable computers.
        
        Laptops type «notepad».
        
        Printers.
        
        Copiers.
        
        What are computer equipment and what are their characteristics?
        They are devices that serve to provide data through devices that connect to the CPU. For example: keyboard, optical mouse, scanner, which are controlled by a microprocessor.
        In a computer system, data is entered through the input peripherals (for example, the keyboard), data is extracted or extracted through the output peripherals (for example, the monitor) and there are also input / output peripherals, that are used to put and take data in the computer (for example, a router).
- - - - Definition Server (hardware): A hardware-based server is a physical machine integrated into a computer network on which, in addition to the operating system, one or more software-based servers run. ... The type of service depends on the type of server software.
- - - - Internet is a network of networks, of computers interconnected with each other, where there are computers that contain information to supply it to the network "hosts or servers" and others that serve to access network resources "terminals" to each server IP assigns an identification number.
- - - - The most basic uses of conventional portable telephones continue to be making and receiving voice calls, sending and receiving short text messages (SMS), and managing the contact list.
        Most used electronic devices
        
        Mobile phone.
        
        Tablet.
        
        Laptop and desktop computer.
        
        Wireless cam.
        
        Cleaning robot vacuum cleaner.
        
        Kitchen robot.
        
        Smart home sockets.
        
        Locator keys.
- - - - Nor can the human factor be ignored, which becomes the most important piece when you want to undertake a strategy based on e-training.
        In a teaching-learning process neither the technological platforms nor the pedagogical models are the end but the means to achieve the ultimate goal of the process, that is, to increase the knowledge and training of the parties involved.
        So it must be borne in mind that at the extremes of these media there are people who must believe in the benefits that these solutions can bring. Without their acceptance, commitment and delivery it will be impossible for e-learning to succeed in an organization.
- - - - What are the possible insider attacks?
        They have detected that four points are very present: administration errors, sharing of sensitive data, misconfiguration of the cloud and data theft.
        This indicates that the majority of attacks that affect a system are internal. That is, they are errors that a user has made, a bad configuration, etc.
        As well as new technologies, Internet-based computer threats have evolved over the decades, to the point that today they have become one of the main concerns of people and companies that need to keep their devices safe and protect information from diverse nature.
        Precisely because of these latent risks, information security has become a real priority for companies of all sizes, with special emphasis on SMEs, organizations that are usually more vulnerable to these attacks.
- - - - In 2001, the European Council took on this challenge, thus trying to mitigate the problem of supranationality, but according to the exhaustive study by the UN in 2013, the real focus of the problem is the least developed countries, since these are the most vulnerable to cybercrime. .
        This is where the objective and interest of this article arises, to investigate what are the existing regulations or standards in Panama, which can control, prevent or mitigate this latent problem worldwide that can specifically affect Accounting and Administrative Information Systems and therefore the organizations and users who use them.