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The Company network security design and recovery plan
Fialík, Tomáš ; Rozehnalová, Jana (referee) ; Maradová, Karla (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the design of the company's network security and data recovery. The theoretical part is devoted to the current legislative requirements of the EU, Czech Republic, and relevant standards. It also provides an overview of cyber threats, statistical data on cyber attacks from the National Cyber and Information Security Authority, and a general procedure for designing a security network architecture and data recovery plan. The work is done in collaboration with the head of the IT department at Ferrit Ltd. The practical part deals with the analysis and description of the current state of the IT security network in Ferrit s.r.o., the design of a data recovery plan in case of ransomware attacks that would encrypt all data in the company, and the development of training for employees in the field of information and cyber security and a test to verify their knowledge. The paper concludes with an assessment of the benefits of designing a new network security architecture, data recovery plan, and user training.
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Legal, Social and Criminogenic Aspects of stalking
NOVÁKOVÁ, Andrea
The theoretical part of the thesis provides the characteristics of stalking and its types. It shows the approach of the Czech legislation. It also discusses its status, intensity, structure and dynamics in the Czech Republic, as well as the etiology. That is followed by describing the impact the stalking has on a victim. The conclusion includes recommendations for the stalking victims. The aim of the thesis was to find out, how does stalking affect everyday life and free time activities of the victims in their eyes, in connection with the type of stalking the stalker performed. At the same time, the goal was to find out, whom did the victim approach for help and whether or not they trusted that the police could help. It was determined that the stalkers most often used intrusive contact and lingering close to the victim's home or workplace. The respondents agree on the impact on their mental state, which further affects their overall health. It can be concluded that stalking affected the work/study life of the respondents and their relationship. More than half of the respondents also observed financial and material consequences. The way they spent their free time was affected by the mental state of the respondent and by the direct intrusion of the stalker. All respondents approached their family or friends for help. The level of trust in the police can be viewed as above average. However, the outcome of the police help was not rated as fully satisfactory by none of the respondents that decided to contact the police. The results showing the trust and satisfaction with police can be very valuable in the terms of introspection regarding the handling of stalking victims. The knowledge regarding the impact of stalking is important in order to understand what is the victim going through. The text can serve as a source for students that may encounter stalking victims in their future career path.
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The Viewpoint of the Churches and Other Religious Organisations on Moral and Legal Status of Human Life Child
Vopálková, Jaroslava ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Kříž, Bořivoj (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on moral and legal status of unborn child from the viewpoint of the churches and other religious organisations. It is written from the perspective of biomedical ethics attached to theological ethics. The attitudes of the churches and other religious organisations in the Czech Republic are interpreted on the basis of its own research and are contrasted with other theories dealing with the moral and legal status of unborn child, human and legal standards and Czech legislation. The core of this issue is human dignity - the aim of human rights whose origins can be found in the Bible. The results of the research are available to any social and pastoral workers as well as the public. Key words: moral and legal status of unborn human life child, human dignity, human rights, theological ethics, biomedical ethics, Czech legislation, churches, religious organisations.
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Excessive Regulation, or Chaos?
Cvrček, František
The article deals with two questions: Is there overproduction of law in the Czech legal order? Is the EU the main cause of the overproduction of the modifications in the Czech Republic? Data analysis of the legal corpus shows that answers to both questions are negative.
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The principle of prudence and its impacts in czech accounting
Rohnová, Tereza ; Gluzová, Tereza (advisor) ; Janhubová, Jaroslava (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the prudence principle and its impacts mainly outsite the preview of the czech legislation. The theoretical part is consists of description of accounting principles focused especially on the prudence principle and the principle of true and fair view. It is also consists of detailed description of prudence principles impacts and their forms in czech accounting system. In the practical part, there is shown how the company Kofola a. s. deals with the prudence principle based on their accounting statements.
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Quo vadis, Czech Legislation - Laws of the Czech Republic since 1993 and Factually Subject Characteristics
Novák, František
This chapter is concerned of the analysis of the Czech legislation from the year 1993 to the present in category of Law Acts as the basic legislative instrument enected in that period. The results obtained from such comparisons demonstrate that the most intensive attention is in legislation devoted to economic and state administrative affairs including justice, but problems connected with individual and his rights and possible satisfying his cultural, social and education needs are after the year 1990 even more marginalized.
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Analysis of non-current tangible assets in selected entities
Mašová, Veronika ; Randáková, Monika (advisor) ; Bokšová, Jiřina (referee)
Thesis 'Analysis of non-current tangible assets in selected entities ' deals with the non-current tangible assets from the point of view of the Czech legislation and IFRS. The theoretical part of the thesis characterises non-current tangible assets in terms of IFRS, which together with examples concern with the issues of definition and evaluation. The Czech legislation is compared with IFRS and the main differences are marked out that prevent a unified view of non-current tangible assets adjusted according to IFRS and the Czech accounting standards. The practical aspect is reflected in an empirical research that analyses non-current tangible assets in entities operating in the area of power and food industries.
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