Cybersecurity and Social Science Principles: Protecting Marginalized Groups and SocietyName: Aladj RedwoodDate: 11/23/24IntroductionCybersecurity professionals are supposed to protect digital assets, data, and networks frommalicious activities. However, their roles extend beyond the technical ability in informationsystems, requiring substantial knowledge in human… Continue Reading →

Article Review #2: Cybercrime Laws in Jordan and Freedom of Expression: A CriticalExamination of the Electronic Crimes Act 2023Reviewed by: Aladj RedwoodDate: 11/17/24IntroductionThis article critically examines the Electronic Crimes Act 2023 in Jordan, focusing on itsimplications for cybercrime and freedom… Continue Reading →

Article Review #1: The Electronic Contract in Civil and Commercial CodesYour Name Aladj RedwoodDate 10/2/2024IntroductionThe article “The Electronic Contract in Civil and Commercial Codes” explores the intersection oflaw, technology, and commerce, reflecting principles of social sciences, particularly inunderstanding human behavior… Continue Reading →

Today, I watched a TEDx talk by Davin Teo about the field of digital forensics, which piqued my interest. His career journey is a fascinating one, illustrating the interdisciplinary nature of digital forensics. Initially rooted in technology and cybersecurity, his… Continue Reading →

Hacking – Unauthorized access to systems or networks is a severe offense, as it can lead to data breaches, theft of personal information, or disruption of critical infrastructure. The consequences are far-reaching, affecting both individuals and organizations. Piracy and illegal… Continue Reading →

In the article, the authors discuss the effectiveness of bug bounty programs as part of cybersecurity policy, emphasizing their cost-benefit dynamics. The literature review highlights the growing adoption of bug bounties by organizations to leverage ethical hackers’ skills in identifying… Continue Reading →

n the “Sample Data Breach Notification” letter, two economic theories can be applied: From a social science perspective:

In the video about the cybersecurity analyst role, several social themes emerge, particularly around human behavior and its influence on cybersecurity. The presentation highlights how cybersecurity is not just about technical skills but also understanding human tendencies, such as susceptibility… Continue Reading →

https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Military-Review/English-Edition-Archives/Mar-Apr-2019/117-Cybersecurity/b In the article on social cybersecurity from Military Review, the author emphasizes the growing intersection between cyber threats and social dynamics. The piece argues that cybersecurity isn’t just about technology but also involves understanding the human element—how individuals and… Continue Reading →

Scoring on the scale can reveal how our social media habits might impact our mental health and daily life. If someone scores high, it may indicate that their social media use is excessive, potentially leading to issues like anxiety or… Continue Reading →