CMNS 1291 - Assignment 1
CMNS 1291 - Assignment 1
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCvmsMzlF7o
Primary purpose: The intent of this message is delivering the desired number of
articles that will continue to the subscribers’ interest as per their attractions to a
featured podcast appearance about the role of PostgreSQL in vector databases and
CMNS 1291 - Assignment 1
artificial intelligence, an invitation to participate in the 2024 State of PostgreSQL
survey, and an educational tutorial.
Scope: The scope includes these three main components: Submission of a
remainder on the PostgreSQL survey of 2024. A referential name of benchmark
tutorials for PostgreSQL or new technologies. A suggestion for the podcast episode
where the topic will be about how PostgreSQL is becoming more and more crucial
in vector databases and artificial intelligence. It is from a previous well-liked article
in the newsletter edition that will be highlighted by my postscript.
Audience: Most often, the target audience of such messages are those who are
already part of the developers, technical experts, or the PostgreSQL community.
They want to prepare themselves with instructional resources and catch up with the
latest technologies while using advanced database applications. The content in the
message shows that I am a participant in this community.
Channel: The message is sent by email, which is frequently used to communicate
with the community and reach a specific audience with newsletters or updates.
Email is a useful tool for direct communication, including information sharing such
as podcasts and tutorials, as well as calls to action (participate in surveys).
Ingredients Needed:
● 1 cups of all-purpose flour
CMNS 1291 - Assignment 1
● 1 teaspoon of baking powder
● 1 tablespoon of sugar
● A pinch of salt
● ½ teaspoon baking soda
● 1 large egg
● 1 cup milk
● Butter or cooking spray
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Source:https://www.doherty.co.uk/blog/data-breach-examples-rethink-your-data-strategy/
Message: Data breach example #3: Brighton and Sussex University Hospital
Figures are unclear, but 232 de-commissioned drives packed with patient data were
stolen.
What happened?
Brighton and Sussex University Hospital was fined £325,000 over the theft of thousands
of patient’s data. The sensitive information, which included medical results, were
reportedly put up for sale on ebay.
How?
The thief accessed the sensitive data by stealing hard drives that were supposed to have
been destroyed.
1. Following Guidelines:
The message about the Brighton and Sussex University Hospital breach follows
the guidelines effectively. It provides clear and concise information about what has
happened, which describes the theft of patient data and the subsequent £325,000
penalties. The statement further explains how the breach unfolded (by the theft of
discarded hard drives), which is consistent with the policy of being upfront about
the situation. It also provides practical guidance, implying that employing cloud
services could prevent similar accidents in the future, so contextualizing the
problem and offering a viable solution.
2. Missing Guidelines:
The message lacks empathy for the victims of the hack, notably the patients whose
private information was compromised. The emphasis is on describing the technical
cause of the breach and the prospective benefits of cloud services rather than
dealing with the impact of affected persons. Including an apology or
acknowledgment of the patients’ particular concerns would have made the
message more empathetic and customer-oriented. In this example, the lack of a
human-centered approach is a squandered opportunity because it could have
contributed to regaining public trust.
Revision: I don’t want to disclose too much personal information, but I’m frustrated with
the situation. A friend is visiting this week, and we’ve been talking about some problems
I’ve encountered. I understand that developers may modify software or features, but the
constant gloating and hostile behavior is exhausting. I am seriously considering not
returning after spending so much money, and I have all of the receipts to prove it. I even
bought a car certificate, believing it would be worth it. It feels like you’ve grabbed my
money while constantly pushing extra purchases and protection plans, but my email was
revealed due to an error on your part. I have video footage of a representative
acknowledging faults due to several accounts. If I don’t hear from you soon, the situation
will escalate, and a third party is closely monitoring the matter. Kindly answer.
Changes Made:
● Clarity and Conciseness: I removed repeating phrases and shortened the sentence
to make the communication clearer.
● Grammar and Punctuation: Added punctuation and corrected grammar errors
for a better flow
● Logical Flow: Organized the ideas in a more logical order, making it easier for the
reader to follow
● Professional Tone: Made the tone more professional, which is more effective in a
response.