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This paper explains how technology affects the communication capabilities of specialized databases in the criminal justice system. It compares two types of specialized databases and discusses the impact of technology on their communication capabilities. It is a 1,050- to 1,100-word assignment.
What's inside
- Comparison of specialized databases
- Mobile data terminals
- Facial recognition technology
- Wireless technology and ad hoc networks
- Security procedures and threats
Who it is for: Students writing a paper on how technology affects the communication capabilities of specialized databases in the criminal justice system. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Technology affects communication in criminal justice databases. Students learn about different types of databases and how they work.
Types of Databases
Mobile data terminals and facial recognition systems are two types of specialized databases. These databases help with communication in the criminal justice system.
Mobile Data Terminals
Mobile data terminals are computerized devices used in various vehicles for communication. They help in accessing and sharing information quickly.
Facial Recognition Systems
Facial recognition systems enhance security by scanning and storing facial data. They help in identifying individuals by comparing current and previous facial data.
Wireless Technology and Security
Wireless technology is widely used for data transmission in criminal justice. Security procedures like authentication and authorization are crucial for protecting data.
Key terms
- Mobile data terminal
- A computerized device used in vehicles for communication and accessing information.
- Facial recognition
- A system that scans and stores facial data to enhance security.
- Ad hoc network
- A decentralized wireless network that does not rely on existing infrastructure.
- Authentication
- The process of validating a user to provide security to the system.
- Authorization
- The process of granting special privileges to access the system with special rights.
- Denial of Service
- An attack that floods the network with fake requests to disrupt communication.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main types of specialized databases in criminal justice?
- How do mobile data terminals improve communication in the criminal justice system?
- What security measures are important for wireless networks in criminal justice?
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