Adriano Gaetano Platania's repositories
brew
🍺 The missing package manager for macOS (or Linux)
Complete-Python-3-Bootcamp
Course Files for Complete Python 3 Bootcamp Course on Udemy
machine_learning_examples
A collection of machine learning examples and tutorials.
DataCamp
DataCamp data-science courses
cybersecurityframework
The national cybersecurity landscape has changed profoundly in recent years by acquiring greater awareness of cyber risk and the need for adequate security measures. In this context, a Computer Security Framework is presented, a result of literature research in academy and security private companies. This Framework, inspired by the CIS (Centre for Internet Security), the ISO 27000 and the CoSO standards provide an operational tool for organising security processes suitable for organisations of any size working in the travel industry. The UK travel sector landscape is constituted, in the vast majority, by small and medium companies, in which specific staff that systematically deal with cybersecurity practices is not present due to structural and turnover issues. For these reasons, it is critical to address security problems which, if not prevented or acted upon, may lead to disastrous financial consequences. To answer to these needs, this Cyber Security Framework describes the most popular security threats, necessary countermeasures and controls that are easy and, almost always, economical to implement and that represent security practices that cannot be ignored. On 25 May 2018, two years after its entry into force, the Regulation General on Data Protection (GDPR - further on in this document also indicated merely as a Regulation) [1] became operative to govern the processing and circulation of personal data. The Regulation imposed a change of perspective concerning the protection of personal data by introducing the principle of accountability. More than 11 months from the full application of the Regulation its implementation represents a fundamental step for any organisation that intends to process personal data. In recent years, cyber threats have further evolved in quality and quantity. Today a fundamental problem is represented by data breaches that fraudulently subtract data, also sensitive ones, from the databases of industries, public bodies and organisations of each kind. Data breaches are often significant damage to, and today, in the light of the rules provided by the Regulation, they can be the cause of substantial fines. This document proposes a Framework for Cybersecurity and Data Protection (from now on referred to as the Framework only) to support organisations that need strategies and processes aimed at protecting personal data and information security. This document introduces contributions aimed at capturing the fundamental aspects related to data protection under the Regulation, standards and legal Acts. Note that the Framework is a support tool for the organisation and cannot in any way be considered a tool for compliance with current regulations. Nevertheless, its adoption can help the organisation define a path to information security and data protection consistent with the regulations, reducing the necessary costs and increasing the effectiveness of the implemented measures.
functions-samples
Collection of sample apps showcasing popular use cases using Cloud Functions for Firebase
platinumescapesApp
Android Mobile Application
busyPoint
On this assignment, I will touch the following subjects: Design implementation - a slightly modified design implementation based on the UML model I produced in Assignment; Client application using javax.swing.JFrame based on one use case; Multi-thread programming using the Singleton pattern; Object-relational mapping