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ICMP and DDoS Attacks: A Medical Center Case Study   “Cybersecurity is not just about technology, It’s about the people who use it. It’s important to create a culture of security where everyone understands the risks and takes responsibility for protecting themselves and their organization.” - Stephania Mango   Working in cybersecurity at St. Gabriel’s Medical Center , I’ve seen firsthand how critical network reliability is in supporting healthcare operations. One recent incident underscored this importance. When medical center staff were unable to access the records server, our team faced an urgent issue: core medical operations were suddenly disrupted, affecting everything from patient records to timely diagnostics. As a  Network Engineer , I was responsible for investigating the issue, diagnosing the problem, and implementing an immediate solution to restore the center's functionality. What began as a routine network check quickly escalated when I realized I couldn’t remotely acc
  CHANGES THAT WILL CHANGE INDIA Published originally in the all India monthly journal Drishti in May 2016: https://www.drishtiias.com/pdf/changes-that-will-change-india.pdf At the stroke of midnight hour August 15,  1947  India did not rise to life and freedom. When our leaders self-congratulated themselves to have achieved ‘freedom’, nothing significant had changed at  grass roots , except that browns had replaced whites. The landless  labour  working in mines continued his deplorable life under dominant caste contractors, the life of peasant drenched in sweat under the scorching sun reeled in misery as land reform failed miserably, and the  stig-ma  of pollution still belonged to untouchables as Puranic literature ruled the hearts of ‘Independent Indians’. The only thing that had changed after independence was that we got a dream. A dream of an egalitarian society guaranteeing social justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity to all its citizens. With the goal well laid out, it was